; and (2) any other Federal funds, including under the CARES Act ( Public Law 116–136 ), for any digital contact-tracing technology with respect to COVID–19. (c) Digital contact-Tracing requirements A State, Tribal, or territorial public health agency may use a grant under this section for digital contact tracing technology, as described in subsection (a), only if the technology meets each of the following requirements: (1) The technology shall be voluntary for the user and provide to the user complete and clear information on the intended use and processing of data collected by the technology. To be voluntary for the user, the technology shall meet requirements including each of the following: (A) Use of the technology and of contact-tracing data collected using the technology shall be predicated on the user’s affirmative consent. (B) Use of the technology shall not be a condition for the reception of government benefits. (C) Use of the technology shall not be made a condition of employment or employment status. (2) The technology shall limit the collection of data by the technology to only the data that is necessary to meet contact-tracing objectives, including— (A) the status of any person as an infected or potentially infected person; and (B) the proximity of a person to someone who is symptomatic or has tested positive. (3) The technology— (A) shall delete or de-identify any contact-tracing data that is individually identifiable information not later than the date that is 30 days after the end of the COVID–19 emergency declaration