(Continuation from yesterday)

In the past, I would have had tremendous psychological resistance to disclosing things like my driver's license photo.

A vaccination certificate is the ultimate in personal information.

But now I'm pretty sure I don't really care anymore.

In fact, I sent in photos of my driver's license and vaccination certificate to complete the app registration.

(However, I don't think I'll have the opportunity to use the services provided by this app in the foreseeable future.)

If this information were to be leaked, it would be the equivalent of all my personal information being leaked.

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However, these days, I am more conscious of "more convenient and easier operation" rather than "risk of personal information leakage.

Registering for such an application is a hassle, so I would like to see vaccination proof linked to my number card as soon as possible.

In my case, I have a card reader connected to my home PC, but now I can use my phone to read the data, so I guess we don't need a card reader.

For those who can't get vaccinated, PCR test results can also be quickly linked to the My Number Card, so that the card can be automatically revoked after its validity period (e.g., 3 days).

This way, there will be less trouble.

Anyway, it is true that my 'awareness of keeping my personal information confidential' is waning.

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The value of my personal information is probably about $500, but for certain targets, it could be worth a lot of money.

Just off the top of my head, I can think of "Bitcoin groups," "diet groups," "internet scam groups," and "artificial intelligence groups.

Also, the "coronary vaccine rejecting groups or individuals" may target me directly.

No, they may not think about "trying to kill me," but I am prepared for them to do something like "throwing garbage in my yard.

If such an incident occurs, I'll let you all know right away -- with security camera video clip of my house.