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https://www.infektionsschutz.de/coronavirus/fragen-und-antwo... > Ja. Die momentan auf dem Markt erhältlichen Impfzertfikate in Scheckkartenformat werden im monochromen Thermotransfer-Druck erstellt und enthalten ne
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Since I cannot reply on the comment were you accused me of lying on the internet. > You have three ways to enter German businesses either a digital certificate or a vaccination card from the pharmacy or your who vaccine passport The vac
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It is if you zoom out completely
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It even correlates with the price. https://99bitcoins.com/bitcoin-obituaries/ If you would remove the dates and the prices, I would not be able to tell the age of most of these headlines.
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> Doubt. You can't use a vaccination card or WHO vaccine passport? which country are you residing in? Germany. My vaccine cert is from a non-EU country. I cannot enter businesses without the digital EU cert. It's real.
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People (and cities) absolutely try to out-compete each other with christmas lights. Even countries with negligible Christian populations are taking part nowadays. Don't forget all the other wasteful elements of christmas. And all the c
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In my country, the certs are required to enter businesses.
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How so? Christmas lights, plastic trash, food waste and transportation combined?
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> And crypto needs to be banned because it's all a gigantic scam that has a gigantic environmental cost attached to it. Is it worse than, let's say, Christmas in this regard?
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I received seven digital covid-related certificates in two countries so far. 5/7 had blatant errors in them. Wrong vaccine, wrong place, wrong birth date, typos in name, completely empty, typos in the template. I was able to get them r
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So we are back at the point were some medical details are essentially made public which leaves a bitter taste. I am not so sure that there is no way to protect that data at least to some extent. Most countries didn't even try, while so
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How can you use the certificates without giving people access. Why aren't these people authenticated before they can access the data, so it can be traced back? Which measures are implemented in order to protect the data from abuse? I h
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How do you use the certificate for free movement without giving away the url to people that you don't know?
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There is no protection against leaking these URLs and there is also no authenticated access history stored. Since you are supposed to show them to many people everyday, they are basically public.
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Maybe, but it also is an unprecedented privacy invasion at mass scale. Medical data used to be protected private information. At least in my country. Now everyone and their grandmother is entitled to be informed about personal medical detai
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> URL That leads to a page that anyone can see
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Data privacy was one of the first victims of the pandemic
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In a country that currently has rules that exclude the current world No. 1...
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Omicron is expected to peak end of january. Based on experience, this vaccine may be 60% effective against severe disease with the sigma variant for a little while after multiple shots.
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What else would you do with the remaining doses?
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Graphs of Covid-19 infection development in Denmark (Danish)
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Privacy doesn't imply tax evasion or crime.
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You haven't heard of crypto communities?
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I don't see any actual arguments, just strawman attacks. Edit: since the end of the thread is reached and I cannot reply to your reply - funny how you proved my point as well, by still avoiding actual reasoning. Have a good day.
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There is also not really a way to enforce a physical concert ticket, but with a NFT, the owner can prove ownership and authenticity of the ticket (for example when re-selling a ticket), without relying on collaboration of the issuer of the
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Then you withdraw a couple of hours later?
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You send it from your wallet to the exchange where you bought it, sell it for fiat and withdraw it to your bank account. The most complicated parts are complying with KYC regulation and calculating taxes, as well as not losing or leaking yo
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> NFTs were an unenforceable joke "NFT Art" is a stupid implementation of NFTs that probably mostly exists for money laundering. I always thought of NFTs as a good backend for things like concert tickets or other kinds of "
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Speculation is a use case and a market too
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