@misc{RACCX20,
    author = { Ronald L. Rivest and
               Hal Abelson and
               Jon Callas and
               Ran Canetti and
               Kevin Esvelt and
               Daniel Kahn Gilmor and
               Louise Ivers and
               Yael Tauman Kalai and
               Anna Lysyanskaya and
               Adam Norige and
               Bobby Peletier and
               Ramesh Raskar and
               Adi Shamir and
               Emily Shen and
               Israel Soibelman and
               Michael Specter and
               Vanessa Teague and
               Ari Tractenberg and
               Mayank Varia and
               Marc Viera and
               Daniel Weitzner and
               John Wilkinson and
               Marc Zissman },
    title = { The {PACT} protocol specification },
    date = { 2020-04-08 },
    OPTyear = { 2020 },
    OPTmonth = { April 8, },
    note = {{PACT} Technical Report No. 1},
    url = { https://pact.mit.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/The-PACT-protocol-specification-2020.pdf },
    abstract = {
    We describe here the PACT (Private Automated Contact Tracing) protocol, a simple,
    decentralized approach to using smartphones for contact tracing based on Bluetooth proximity.
    Users of this scheme do not reveal anything about themselves, unless they volunteer to do so.
    In particular, users can volunteer to donate their private data to a (trusted) health authority, who
    can then use this data to further control the spread of the virus, but this is discretionary to the
    users.
    },
}