This card is blank, but yours will not be. Be careful with your personal information.
US Department of Defense
If you went vaccinated against coronavirus, you have many reasons to celebrate – just don’t do it by posting a picture of your vaccination card for social media, the Federal Trade Commission said Friday. In a blog post, the FTC points out that his vaccination The card contains personal information, such as your name and date of birth, that criminals can use to set up a profile of you that can help them steal your identity.
Instead, the FTC recommends that you adopt a similar but much more secure trend: vaccine selfies. The agency suggests that you post a photo of your band Aid or the sticker you receive showing that you received the vaccine.
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