More than a year has passed since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, and international travel has started again slowly. Since then, companies have developed many systems to facilitate travel. Digital Health Passport is one of them. Collecting the traveler's covid test results and vaccination information for travel, the Digital Health Passport has faced many criticisms and questions since it has been developed.
More than a year has passed since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, and international travel has started again slowly. Since then, companies have developed many systems to facilitate travel. Digital Health Passport is one of them. Collecting the traveler's covid test results and vaccination information for travel, the Digital Health Passport has faced many criticisms and questions since it has been developed.
FurtherPass, committed to protecting its users' data, uses blockchain technology. The advantage of this system is that there is no central database that can be hacked to access personal information. This also means that the app does not collect users' medical and personal data. The airline's concern for the Digital Health Passport, which passengers use mainly for health data, is the possibility of corruption.
We all know that Digital Health Passports are still developing because they are in the pilot phase. However, it is thought that as the day passes, and especially as the number of users increases, the gaps in the system will be closed and a safe environment will be created for both airlines and travelers.
After all, in these days when everything is digital, we do not want to run around with dozens of travel documents in the airline.