A Privacy Preserved and Cost Efficient Control Scheme for Coronavirus Outbreak Using Call Data Record and Contact Tracing
Shibli Nisar, Syed Muhammad Ali Zuhaib, Abasin Ulasyar, Muhammad, Tariq

TL;DR
This paper proposes a privacy-preserving, cost-effective contact tracing scheme using call data records and geo-tagging to control COVID-19 spread while maintaining individual privacy.
Contribution
It introduces a novel contact tracing method combining CDRA and geo-tagging that effectively controls the outbreak without compromising privacy or incurring high costs.
Findings
Effective tracking of patient movement and contacts.
Supports self-isolation and alerts for violations.
Cost-efficient and privacy-preserving approach.
Abstract
Coronavirus or COVID-19, which has been declared pandemic by the World Health Organization, has incurred huge losses to the lives of people throughout the world. Although, the scientists, researchers and doctors are working round the clock to develop a vaccine for COVID-19, it may take a year or two to make a safe and effective vaccine available for the world. In current circumstances, a solution must be developed to control or stop the spread of the virus. For this purpose, a novel technique based on call data record analysis (CDRA)and contact tracing is proposed that can effectively control the coronavirus outbreak. A positive coronavirus patient can be traced through CDRA and contact tracing. The technique can track the path traversed by the patient and collect the cell numbers of all those people who have met with the patient. Keeping in tact the privacy of this group of people, who…
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