The Australian state government of South Australia is rolling out a new quarantine app that requires users to use geolocation and live face recognition check-ins. Known as “Quarantine SA”, the mobile app tracks users’ location at each random check-in request to make sure they are at an approved address. The app is supported by the state’s health and police departments. Several live face recognition and geolocation check-ins are done on a randomised schedule at various intervals throughout the day to confirm the individual is at an approved address and complying with home quarantine mandates. Users have just 15 minutes to respond to the random check in and if they miss one, they will receive a follow-up phone call from the Home Quarantine SA team to discuss the reason why. If an individual misses the phone call from the Home Quarantine SA team for whatever reason, a compliance officer may visit …