On 01/05/2021 21:16, Rod Speed wrote:


By checking that it is actually Rod Speed by having the central
database confirm that using one of those funky things we call
mobile phones.

I say I'm Rod Speed and he checks this data base using this funky gadget
to see that Rod Speed exists. His check doesn't identify me as someone
else. Which part of this existing (or proposed) central data base is
going to identify my correct name to a third party, say, when entering a
pub if I choose to adopt or borrow another identity to circumvent covid
restrictions?

If I had a valid vaccine record I wouldn't need to pretend to be someone
else. Someone without vaccination and/or a recent current negative test
could easily adopt another identity. It seems that when indoor venues
had to record their customers details after the first lockdown it was
found that a large percentage of parents had named their offspring after
Disney characters!

Do you actually believe that many business on the verge of collapse are
actually going to make too much effort in checking the validity of covid
passport if this results in a loss of business?

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