NHS App

Pollycat

But is it happening now?

And is it bound to happen - even later than sooner?

Will you need a Covid passport to go to the pub?

For stage two of lifting lockdown in England - including the reopening of non-essential shops and pub gardens on 12 April - there will definitely be no legal requirement for a Covid passport, according to Prime Minister Boris Johnson.

The same will apply to stage three - from 17 May at the earliest - when pubs and restaurants can seat people indoors.

"There is absolutely no question of people being asked to produce a certification or a Covid status report when they go to the shops or to the pub garden or to the hairdressers or whatever on Monday," Mr Johnson said. "And indeed, we're not planning that for step three, either."

However, the government says it will be legal for such businesses to ask customers for proof of Covid status if they wish to - as long as they do not break equalities laws.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/explainers-55718553

You just need to choose a pub that doesn't wish to ask customers for proof of covid status.

Barbie_doll

Given the possibilities for criminal data capture, Isn’t anyone concerned about the requirement to provide photo ID in order to get full access on NHS app?  

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Barbie_doll said:

Given the possibilities for criminal data capture, Isn’t anyone concerned about the requirement to provide photo ID in order to get full access on NHS app?  

 No more than I am having to provide this many employers at every interview