Vanaf 22 april 2022 is de CoronaMelder-app is niet meer in gebruik. Deze pagina wordt daarom niet meer bijgewerkt.
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Use of the CoronaMelder app
The CoronaMelder app has been developed to help fight the spread of coronavirus. The app keeps track of when users have been near one another for a longer period of time and alerts other app users.
From February 2022, many of the corona measures have been discontinued. Self-quarantining after having had contact with a person who tested positive, no longer applies. Having a confirmation test (PCR test) at the GGD is no longer required. This has radically reduced the need for the CoronaMelder app. Therefore the app will be temporarily deactivated from 22 April 2022 onwards. The app no longer exchanges data with other CoronaMelder users or with notification apps from other EU countries. The app can be activated again if the coronavirus situation so requires.
Last values obtained on Thursday, 21 April. Is updated on working days.
Source: CoronaMelder
Number of people who alerted others via CoronaMelder:
96
50 less than the previous value
This number shows how many CoronaMelder users who tested positive alerted other app users of this yesterday.
5,864,547 people have downloaded CoronaMelder.
Factsheet CoronaMelder
Researchers are closely monitoring the CoronaMelder app’s impact. Find the most recent statistics about this on the CoronaMelder website.
Most recent statistics CoronaMelder appWarnings over time
This graph shows how many users with a confirmed case of COVID-19 have informed other users of CoronaMelder of this.
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The map shows "Last 6 months"
The map shows "Last year"
This graph shows how many users with a confirmed case of COVID-19 have informed other users of CoronaMelder of this. Use the keyboard to navigate through the time in the graph. With the left and right arrow keys you can move backwards and forwards in time. Use the left angle bracket < to go back and the right angle bracket > to go forward. With page-up and page-down you make bigger steps. Use the Home key and End key to go to the beginning and end of the timeline.