Re:Coronavirus: Spain to keep registry of those who refuse C...
by theemptiness on Tuesday December 29, 2020 @04:10AM
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As long as its GDPR compliant...
Seriously though, "vaccination is not mandatory but we keep a registry and we share it with partners, and it will have awesome data protection" sounds problematic - even if it were true that data protection is awesome, and even if there was a legal basis - what is shared, what is the data used for? Who is going to be considered a legitimate "partner"?
I doubt politicians' capacity - worldwide - to ask the right questions and find good agreements.
Seriously though, "vaccination is not mandatory but we keep a registry and we share it with partners, and it will have awesome data protection" sounds problematic - even if it were true that data protection is awesome, and even if there was a legal basis - what is shared, what is the data used for? Who is going to be considered a legitimate "partner"?
I doubt politicians' capacity - worldwide - to ask the right questions and find good agreements.