Healthy Together App

No, participation in Healthy Together is strictly voluntary. Using the app, however, helps you and your fellow Utahns to more accurately pinpoint where the virus might be active during this period where we move into stabilization and recovery, but before we have a vaccine. As more people use the Healthy Together app, the more effective it becomes at helping us find out who is at risk for COVID-19 and if there are larger outbreaks of the disease in communities. This will help us to safely return to daily activities, including reactivating our economy.

Protecting your data is of utmost concern to the State of Utah and the developer, Twenty. To ensure the privacy and security of the data  will follow these principles and limitations:

• Using the app is strictly opt-in and voluntary.
• You own your data and can delete it at any time.
• Only data required to combat COVID-19 will be shared with public health officials.
• Symptom data is automatically de-identified after 30 days.
• The developer will comply with State requirements for data security and encryption.

Your data is secure and you are in full control of what you choose to share. Only symptom data that is useful to combat COVID-19 will be shared with public health officials at this time.

Yes. You can fully delete your data at any time. Symptom data will automatically be deleted after 30 days. Symptom data will be automatically de-identified after 30 days.

Public health officials and a limited number of development employees with Twenty Holdings, Inc. will have access to your name, phone number, and symptom data.

No. Within our privacy policy, we’ve limited all data collected to researchers, public health, and COVID-19 response efforts.

Public health will only receive access to necessary health data. Your data is protected by network security (firewall provisioning, third-party penetration testing, data encryption) as well as State data security measures to ensure your data is protected.

The State of Utah values the role of limited government and recognizes that asking you to provide personal information may be uncomfortable and concerning to some. However, you can be assured that your personal data will be used only for the purpose of fighting COVID-19.

Utah will investigate GPS and location data to help understand transmission zones, with the goal of informing policy-makers so they can make swift and smart decisions in the coming weeks and months.

No the app does not do this for the State of Utah at this time.  However other business entities may enter into separate agreements with the app company, Twenty, to enable this functionality.

A company named Twenty developed the Healthy Together app in consultation with the Governor’s Office and the Utah Department of Health. Twenty repurposed its iOS and Android mobile application technology to deliver a solution through a mobile application.

Twenty consulted with other technology experts and the state of Utah’s team during the development process. The app was coded and created by the core Twenty team and approved by State of Utah leaders and health officials.