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> which you know is stored in a new database (again). The (european) vaccination certificates include all necessary information in a QR code that is stored loc
by _Microft 5y ago
> which you know is stored in a new database (again).
The (european) vaccination certificates include all necessary information in a QR code that is stored locally, either digitally in an app or as actual print-out of the QR code. You only have to show an id card to proof that this QR code belongs to you then (it also encodes your full name and date of birth for making the connection).
- jjgreen 5y agoWouldn't work in the UK since we don't have ID cards.
- _Microft 5y agoHow do you identify yourself if required for some reason? For example when interacting with an office or when you have to cast your ballot in an election?
- jjgreen 5y agoFor offices, typically a utilities bill (with your name and address on it) will suffice. Voting only requires a voting card which is sent to your address. Registration to vote is mandatory and requires your National Insurance number, but the penalty for not registering is small (a fine of £80 IIRC) and rarely enforced.