Re:Private keys used to sign EU Digital Covid Certificate mi...
by pmontra on Wednesday October 27, 2021 @09:10AM
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My experience in Italy is evenly split between these two cases:
1. Scan the code with the app every time.
2. Ask if I have the pass, maybe look at it once, hopefully remember me the next times.
There is also a small percentage of cases of no questions asked, ever.
By the way, I'm using a printed copy of the pass. It never runs out of battery, I don't mind if it falls on the floor when I'm using it, it works even if I'm using the phone for something else. Cons: it needs to be replaced if its key gets revoked.
1. Scan the code with the app every time.
2. Ask if I have the pass, maybe look at it once, hopefully remember me the next times.
There is also a small percentage of cases of no questions asked, ever.
By the way, I'm using a printed copy of the pass. It never runs out of battery, I don't mind if it falls on the floor when I'm using it, it works even if I'm using the phone for something else. Cons: it needs to be replaced if its key gets revoked.