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> citizens will have to present the pass either as a printed document, or a code in the french government's TousAntiCovid mobile application What about people

> citizens will have to present the pass either as a printed document, or a code in the french government's TousAntiCovid mobile application What about people who don't have phones or printers?

WayToDoor 5y ago
They give you the paper at the vaccination center or when getting your test result.
- carstenhag 5y ago
  In Germany this paper is just that, a paper. It has 0 safety measurements. You can get blank ones for cheap, via the internet or your doctor. From Biontech or the other vaccine manufacturers you can get the blank charge number thingies which you can then stick onto the paper. You have to fake a signage but nobody can tell whether it's fake or not.
  - WayToDoor 5y ago
    Then can it really be trusted at a time when people fake vaccination cards in the US, lie about COVID and don't even wear masks ?
    - carstenhag 5y ago
      The paper one: nope. The digital one: Supposedly yes, you can trust it, but there needs to be a way for already-vaccinated people to get the digital one. And how that is verified... well... not clear yet, but likely via the physical one.
  - tomjen3 5y ago
    The danish one has even less safety features, because it is your choice whether to use a printed document (which you can download as a PDF that you can then edit), through the official app or, by the SMS that was sent to you at the test place where you took your test. You can trivially fake either, but you can also just claim you are excempt. Almost nobody is, of course, but they are not allowed to ask for documentation and must let the doubt come to your benefit. In practice, this works mostly. Probably because people don't want to fake their tests, which is a serious crime.
flal_ 5y ago
You present the document given either when you got your vaccine shot, or when you did your pcr test ( both actually includes a signed datamatrix that you can scan with the app )
carlob 5y ago
You go to a print shop and spend 5 cents to get it printed? That is if you lost the copy given when getting your second dose...

> citizens will have to present the pass either as a printed document, or a code in the french government's TousAntiCovid mobile application What about people who don't have phones or printers?

WayToDoor 5y ago

They give you the paper at the vaccination center or when getting your test result.

carstenhag 5y ago
In Germany this paper is just that, a paper. It has 0 safety measurements. You can get blank ones for cheap, via the internet or your doctor. From Biontech or the other vaccine manufacturers you can get the blank charge number thingies which you can then stick onto the paper. You have to fake a signage but nobody can tell whether it's fake or not.
- WayToDoor 5y ago
  Then can it really be trusted at a time when people fake vaccination cards in the US, lie about COVID and don't even wear masks ?
  - carstenhag 5y ago
    The paper one: nope. The digital one: Supposedly yes, you can trust it, but there needs to be a way for already-vaccinated people to get the digital one. And how that is verified... well... not clear yet, but likely via the physical one.
- tomjen3 5y ago
  The danish one has even less safety features, because it is your choice whether to use a printed document (which you can download as a PDF that you can then edit), through the official app or, by the SMS that was sent to you at the test place where you took your test. You can trivially fake either, but you can also just claim you are excempt. Almost nobody is, of course, but they are not allowed to ask for documentation and must let the doubt come to your benefit. In practice, this works mostly. Probably because people don't want to fake their tests, which is a serious crime.

flal_ 5y ago

You present the document given either when you got your vaccine shot, or when you did your pcr test ( both actually includes a signed datamatrix that you can scan with the app )

carlob 5y ago

You go to a print shop and spend 5 cents to get it printed? That is if you lost the copy given when getting your second dose...