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The most recent automatic prevalence update was 2022-04-16 (see automatic prevalence updates).
Also, I think we need a high-priority feature that shows a red flag in the UI whenever the prevalence data is more than a day or two out of date. With cases rising in many parts of the US, having information this far out of date is actively dangerous, because it will give people a false sense of safety. In Seattle, WA, for example, the prevalence numbers have gotten nearly 2x as bad since April 15th. |
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For now you can manually adjust by clicking "Override location-based data" and putting in the latest stats for "Reported cases in past week" and the other values. And I agree that having a big warning when the data was out of date is a great suggestion! |
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Thanks, @Meowse!
Almost always this is caused by upstream sources changing formats or going through outages of their own.
That feature has since been added when things are over a week stale: #1437 |
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For now you can manually adjust by clicking "Override location-based data" and putting in the latest stats for "Reported cases in past week" and the other values.
And I agree that having a big warning when the data was out of date is a great suggestion!