contact tracing
Found this on that topic from a couple years ago:
"Contemporary contact tracing in the United States dates back to the early 20th century response to syphilis and later expanded to include other sexually transmitted infections (STIs). Since its origin, contact tracing generated debate about the right to confidentiality of the infected person (i.e., the index case) and the right of the infected person’s partners (i.e., the contact) to be informed about exposure."
I never understood the resentment some displayed over this and masks. To borrow a popular cesspool phrase, it just seems like strange hills to die on.
We have accepted indoor smoking bans, seat belt & helmet laws, no shirts - no shoes - no service, mandatory auto insurance, and other such limits on freedom of choice. Heck, a guy can get on the sex offender registry in some states for taking a leak in an alley.