Overview
- The hotline was established in March 2020 to enforce COVID lockdown orders.
- Thousands of reports were made against individuals for activities like attending church or playing sports.
- The hotline was monitored by law enforcement until November 2020, generating significant public backlash.
- Critics argue the hotline contradicted Walz's later stance on privacy and personal freedoms.
- Financial incentives were also offered to encourage COVID vaccinations among children.