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๐Ÿ“… One year ago today - the UK Govt began to relax #lockdown restrictions while telling us a COVID-status certification system would be developed.

Even though the majority of Coronavirus Act regs have dropped, surveillance continues to be maintained.

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๐Ÿ›‚ Many businesses were legislated to either use the #NHS #COVID19 app or allow customers to 'sign-in' for Test & Trace.

But of course this wasn't about your health, this was measuring citizens compliance re: #vaccinepassports & #DigitalID
๐Ÿฆ  If we're supposed to be 'Living with COVID' & restoring freedoms, then why do we need to maintain these surveillance measures that will do nothing to limit the spread of a now endemic virus.
โœ๏ธ๐Ÿป#VaccinePassports have not been defeated & won't be until they're de-commissioned from the #NHS app, never to return.

#DHSC continue to retain the domestic COVID-Pass for a 'limited period'. But that could be anything from 6-12 months at least. We need more answers.
We believe one of two things could be adopted later this year if we don't remain vigilant & defiant against such measures:

1โƒฃ The redeployment of the #NHS #COVID19 app for certain businesses & events.

2โƒฃ The domestic Covid-Pass returning to the statute book 'temporarily'.
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But for some at the DoH, the thirst for power since COVID-19 is insatiable. Very concerning. Image
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๐ŸŸฅ Where are these 'other locations'.

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๐Ÿšจ The Online Safety Act, formerly known as the Online Safety Bill and Online Harms White Paper has received Royal Assent.

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Visit: linux.com/what-is-linux/
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America have stopped printing #COVID19 vaccination records which could used for international travel.

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It's a joke.

CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC
LIBYA
NAURU
NORTH KOREA
PITCAIRN ISLANDS
SOUTH SUDAN
TURKMENISTAN
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๐ŸŸฅ Cybersecurity: Criminals may attempt to exploit vulnerabilities in the systems used to integrate & store data.

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