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It's also clear that Amazon has the data. If they do not choose to share it, that itself would become a form of data.

- How many employees did they quarantine in that facility?

- Were all employees exposed to the original worker quarantined?

- How long after exposure--i.e. was Smalls later, or were others quarantined at (roughly) the same time?

- Who makes the call to quarantine workers, and what discretion do they have?

I don't necessarily expect Amazon to have all those facts available immediately. I do think that they must provide them if they wish to have any credibility.