I sure hope governments will be wise enough to not cooperate with Palantir, which is the embodiment of the worst excesses of surveillance capitalism. Managing the spread of the virus is a critical issue and if some surveillance of the population is required, it necessitates a lot of trust and transparency on part of the government. Working with Palantir would undermine that from the start.

In principle, I'd have been open voluntarily to installing such a privacy-preserving bluetooth contact tracing app (provided it's open source and auditable). But knowing that Palantir may or may not be involved in analyzing that data, I'll probably pass.