I understand your point. It's probably a grey area in which the need for surrounding people to feel safe outweighs the risk of someone accessing this data and u

I understand your point. It's probably a grey area in which the need for surrounding people to feel safe outweighs the risk of someone accessing this data and using them against us. Also, any discrimination based on that data would also be against the law. Having been infected with Covid19, and subsequently hospitalized for nearly 2 months in a Covid ward after a road accident [0], I've seen scenes of death and panic, but also negligence from denialists, therefore I believe it's our responsibility to be as much clear as possible with information so that they know what is going on and can feel safe thanks to correct information and not by ignoring the problem. 0: (I beat symptomatic Covid at home, then tested negative, then after 3 weeks had a road accident and the mandatory ER triage swab told I was positive again, although this time with no symptoms).