A few days before the circulation of the Health Pass in France, the Secretary of State in charge of Digital Transition and Electronic Communications Cédric O explains in the newspaper Le Parisien why it will be essential to obtain the #TousAntiCovid application.
As summer approaches, the government is implementing new measures in the fight against Covid-19. In the diary The parisian published on Tuesday, May 25, the Secretary of State for Digital Transition and Electronic Communications Cédric O explains why all French people will soon have to download the #TousAntiCovid app. On May 29, the validation certificate will be delivered to all vaccinated people in the form of a QR Code.
Second stage on June 9, when the Health Pass will be used to access meetings or events. “It will include the vaccination certificate or negative antigen test or PCR test, or a certificate of recovery from Covid-19.”, detailed Cédric O on the pages of the diary. “You will need the certified result with the QR code, not a simple report of biological results. For a very simple reason, I am thinking of the Parisian Sunday headline on false evidence “he added.
16 million users
How does TousAntiCovid work? This so called contact tracker app it uses a phone’s Bluetooth signal to detect a nearby “smartphone” and anonymously establish that multiple people have crossed paths. The app considers contacts within 2 meters for at least five minutes. The other users with whom the patient has been in prolonged contact during their contagion period are thus notified by means of a notification. The contagion period begins from 48 hours before the date of onset of symptoms or seven days before their positive test if the person is asymptomatic. As of May 25, 16 million people had downloaded the app.
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