More Americans think location tracking through cellphones won't make a difference in limiting the spread of COVID-19 than say it would help % ofU.S. adults who say that ifthe government tracked people's locations
Six-in-ten Americans say that if the government tracked people’s locations through their cellphone, it wouldn’t make much of a difference in limiting the spread of COVID-19, according a survey of U.S. adults conducted April 7 to 12. Smaller shares of Americans say it would help a lot (16%) or help a little (22%).
More Americans think location tracking through  | cellphones won't make a difference in limiting the  | spread of COVID-19 than say it would help  | % ofU.S. adults who say that ifthe government tracked people's locations  | through their cellphone during the coronavirus outbreak it would  | in  | the the spread of the virus  | Not make much  | Help a lot  | Help a little  | of a difference  | 16  | 22  | 60  | Note: Those who did not give an answer are not shown.  | Source: Survey of U.S. adults conducted April 7-12, 2020.  | PEW RESEARCH CENTER 