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Since you insist and press for more personal information (ironically in a thread about privacy), go ahead and prove to me, how I could have avoided the digital
by ls15 5y ago
Since you insist and press for more personal information (ironically in a thread about privacy), go ahead and prove to me, how I could have avoided the digital certificate in a country that uses a central vaccination register and does not even hand out physical print outs in the hospital, even on request. The urls to the unprotected certificate website are sent after vaccination by SMS (I consider this a privacy violation already). No exceptions. WHO passport is completely irrelevant to my story, even if I had it with me. Maybe there would have been an option to get it stamped after acquiring Passierschein A38, but not to my knowledge. That would also change nothing at all.
Mongolia. If you find a source (Mongolian regulation please - Google Translate works) that describes how the digital certificate could have been avoided, I will admit that I was wrong about the specific certification requirements. Nothing more, because I did not lie in this thread. To my knowledge I had no option to get vaccinated (and also tested) without getting my privacy violated.
Another funny anecdote the PCR test result for my flight (the physical one - the redundant digital one was SMS&URL again) was provided to me in this way:
Nobody was at the clinic when I came and all the results (mine and many others) were openly on a table next to the open entry of the building. This one I can actually easily prove, because I took a photo. I can show it to you in Berlin if you want. But then I want you to admit that there are indeed terrible privacy implications through all these certificates.