  As pandemic wide spread results in locking down vital facilities, digital
contact tracing is deemed as a key for re-opening. However, current efforts in
digital contact tracing, running as mobile apps on users' smartphones, fall
short in being effective. This paper lays out the vision and guidelines for the
next era of digital contact tracing, where the contact tracing functionality is
moved from being personal responsibility to be the responsibility of facilities
that users visit daily. A privacy-preserving architecture is proposed, which
can be mandated as a prerequisite for any facility to re-open during or after
the pandemic.
