Hopefully we'll get some data on to what extent vaccinated people can still spread virus. I hope not too much.
There's at least one nasal covid vaccine on the way https://www.indiatoday.in/coronavirus-outbreak/story/india-n...
Apparently it works very well in monkeys. "We have completed studies on monkeys. It demonstrates 100 per cent sterilising ability."
That seems very promising. Is there any reason to think we'd be different from monkeys in this regard?
I think the odds are we would not be but they still have to go through all the testing.
I have been downvoted elsewhere in this thread for saying that it's not clear whether the vaccine confers sterilizing immunity (or perhaps, for suggesting that restrictions will continue until children are vaccinated. Who knows!) Be careful what you say here, lest you get downvoted to oblivion!
So, even if you're the required 2 months post vaccinated you probably shouldn't stop wearing a mask or social distancing until 100% of the population around you has either also been vaccinated or been infected and recovered.
When will the entire population be vaccinated or already infected? At current rates it may be a year or two.