This paper * suggested, under some pessimistic assumptions, that it would require "near-universal app usage and near perfect compliance" This is due to the large fraction of spread from asymptomatic/presymptomatic carriers.
My review of the paper is that their assumptions are overly optimistic and that contact tracing will be largely ineffective even at universal adoption.
My review of the paper is that their assumptions are overly optimistic and that contact tracing will be largely ineffective even at universal adoption.
* https://science.sciencemag.org/content/368/6491/eabb6936/tab...
https://twitter.com/adamvsteele/status/1259661260406349824?s...