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Vaccination passport app shares personal user data with Amazon and Royal Mail
- raxxorrax 5y agoNot from the UK but I believe I prefer the classic paper form instead of any app (totally not safe against counterfeit signatures, but I believe everybody has to decide themselves if they want to get a vaccine).
- jjgreen 5y agoThose are available and fairly easy to get, typically for travel to other countries where an app is not so easy to obtain for non-citizens, even comes with translations to popular language (I've just returned from France to the UK, in France a passe sanitaire is needed in all bars & restaurants, the NHS paper form was universally accepted). https://www.gov.uk/guidance/nhs-covid-pass https://www.gov.uk/guidance/nhs-covid-pass
- raxxorrax 5y agoI would vastly prefer that. I had a QR code for the european app and it simply didn't work. No error message, the app just didn't do anything. Wasn't really mad because I didn't really want to use it anyway.
- QuinnyPig 5y ago“The app is hosted on AWS” makes a less incendiary though more accurate headline…
- Mountain_Skies 5y ago>Privacy information on the vaccination passport app reveals personal data of users will be shared with NetCompany, Service Now, Jumio, iProov, Albasoft, Amazon Web Services, CFH Docmail, Microsoft Azure, Gov.uk Notify Service and Royal Mail. It is claimed that not all of the firms can “access” the data, even though it is "shared". How many services is it hosted on? It's a QR code, why does it need so many different services? If it were just AWS or just Azure, that would make sense but this many different companies? Why is it necessary?