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I checked the Hitler code with apps from Latvia, Switzerland, Luxembourg, Iceland and France. The apps for Latvia, Luxembourg and Switzerland say OK, the one f
by GuB-42 5y ago
I checked the Hitler code with apps from Latvia, Switzerland, Luxembourg, Iceland and France.
The apps for Latvia, Luxembourg and Switzerland say OK, the one for France says "OK but fraudulent", the one for Iceland says no. From the article it looks like the Italian app also says no.
Not revoked everywhere it seems. Also, the French app seems to check against a blacklist, so it is possible that only the Hitler code is considered invalid and not the signing key.
- Sander_Marechal 5y agoI just checked with the Dutch app. It says the QR code is valid.
- SahAssar 5y ago> "OK but fraudulent" What does that even mean?
- GuB-42 5y agoIt has the green check mark, like a valid certificate because the vaccination scheme is right. But under it is a warning that the pass is fraudulent (blacklisted). It is a weird UI choice but making the distinction between an invalid pass (ex: partial vaccination) and a fraudulent one is useful.
- mongole 5y agoThe Austrian app is also satisfied.