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New York's updated COVID passport no longer supports Apple Wallet

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In what can only be described as a strange move, the newly updated version of the New York Excelsior Pass app has removed the feature that allowed a user's COVID pass to be added to the Apple Wallet app.

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Wotchered

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You can be pretty sure that the app will be earning money in some way (but not for you !) probably by collecting data to sell.
 

Just_Me_D

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It blows my mind that people are being required to show proof of being vaccinated with an approved vaccination for COVID-19 that doesn’t prevent people from being infected or reinfected.
 

BreakingKayfabe

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It blows my mind that people are being required to show proof of being vaccinated with an approved vaccination for COVID-19 that doesn’t prevent people from being infected or reinfected.
The problem is that once these get full FDA approval it can open up a can of worms for some businesses.

I can see someone who is not vaccinated trying to sue a restaurant because they feel they caught the virus at their restaurant and ended up close to death.


Plus, if I can deny service to someone to make a cake for their gay wedding then I can deny service to anyone for pretty much anything I’d like. Just gotta live with it.
 

Just_Me_D

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The problem is that once these get full FDA approval it can open up a can of worms for some businesses.

I can see someone who is not vaccinated trying to sue a restaurant because they feel they caught the virus at their restaurant and ended up close to death.


Plus, if I can deny service to someone to make a cake for their gay wedding then I can deny service to anyone for pretty much anything I’d like. Just gotta live with it.

Yeah, I can see that happening as well. There will always be those who will generate a bogus lawsuit just to receive nuisance pay to go away. Your last point is….well… on point. :)