Los Angeles is launching a digital iPhone receipt for COVID-19 vaccinations, which could one day become a 'vaccine passport' that would be required for such activities as airline travel and live concerts.

The project is initially aimed at ensuring that people who get the first shot of the approved Pfizer or Moderna vaccines also get the required booster shot, including through follow-up notifications.

But the digital receipt could also be used 'to prove to airlines, to prove to schools, to prove to whoever needs it,' that a person has been vaccinated, Healthvana CEO Ramin Bastani told Bloomberg.

But critics fear it marks the emergence of a vaccine surveillance state, where digital 'passports' are required for everything from flying on a plane to going to the movies.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-9100029/LA-begins-issuing-digital-vaccine-verification-Apple-Wallet.html

Little by little but in broad day, the hidden evil agenda is being rolled out. Prepare for extensive restrictions if you won't get the vaccine. They are prepping for the 666 mark. Please book your eternity with Jesus Christ who is able to make us escape that which shall come upon the whole earth.

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This is getting serious.

Shokoloko:
Los Angeles is launching a digital iPhone receipt for COVID-19 vaccinations, which could one day become a 'vaccine passport' that would be required for such activities as airline travel and live concerts.

The project is initially aimed at ensuring that people who get the first shot of the approved Pfizer or Moderna vaccines also get the required booster shot, including through follow-up notifications.

But the digital receipt could also be used 'to prove to airlines, to prove to schools, to prove to whoever needs it,' that a person has been vaccinated, Healthvana CEO Ramin Bastani told Bloomberg.

But critics fear it marks the emergence of a vaccine surveillance state, where digital 'passports' are required for everything from flying on a plane to going to the movies.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-9100029/LA-begins-issuing-digital-vaccine-verification-Apple-Wallet.html

@Shokoloko
Good morning, plz how can you be of assistance?
I want to travel out of the country but I don't know how to go about it.
Thanks so much

Hi Shokoloko, I went through your posts and noticed that you live in Canada with your family, I'll be going there too myself on a study visa but I have three kids (one of them is a baby)...I just want to know if I would find it easy to go to a new land where I don't know anyone for the first time...I haven't applied for the visa yet, I just want to get an insight from you...I would really appreciate a quick reply, as it might influence my decision. Thanks

Chairwoman:
Hi Shokoloko, I went through your posts and noticed that you live in Canada with your family, I'll be going there too myself on a study visa but I have three kids (one of them is a baby)...I just want to know if I would find it easy to go to a new land where I don't know anyone for the first time...I haven't applied for the visa yet, I just want to get an insight from you...I would really appreciate a quick reply, as it might influence my decision. Thanks

Hello sis, childcare is VERRRY expensive. You will not find it easy. In Eastern Canada child care is minimum $50 per day for children that are not yet in school. In Alberta childcare should be much cheaper (perhaps $35 per day), but I do not see how working 20 hours a week (which is the minimum number of hours that an international student can work) can pay for childcare. Note that private baby sitters charge at least minimum wage which is $15/hour.

In summary a spouse/partner is needed to help with childcare. I know that Asian women sometimes go as a group, rent a large home and take turns to care for all the kids at home while they school.

But I do not like to discourage people from coming here because this country is beautiful: can you tell me what part of Canada you are interested in?

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Shokoloko:


Hello sis, childcare is VERRRY expensive. You will not find it easy. In Eastern Canada child care is minimum $50 per day for children that are not yet in school. In Alberta childcare should be much cheaper (perhaps $35 per day), but I do not see how working 20 hours a week (which is the minimum number of hours that an international student can work) can pay for childcare. Note that private baby sitters charge at least minimum wage which is $15/hour.

In summary a spouse/partner is needed to help with childcare. I know that Asian women sometimes go as a group, rent a large home and take turns to care for all the kids at home while they school.

But I do not like to discourage people from coming here because this country is beautiful: can you tell me what part of Canada you are interested in?

Thanks for your response Shokoloko, I appreciate it a lot.
That's quite expensive, imagine having to pay such a huge amount of money for a nanny or daycare, I shouldn't have converted it naira .
Omor, the money is huge.
I will be relocating to Saskatchewan, University of Regina to be precise, I would love to go with my spouse and all my kids so that it will be easier to adapt to the new environment and save the cost of paying for childcare but applying for my husband and all my kids might influence immigration's decision to grant me the study visa/permit. However, I want to take the risk and apply for all of us to go together.
Also, do you know anyone that has been successful in getting a study permit while including spouse? Thanks.

Chairwoman:

Thanks for your response Shokoloko, I appreciate it a lot.
That's quite expensive, imagine having to pay such a huge amount of money for a nanny or daycare, I shouldn't have converted it naira .
Omor, the money is huge.
I will be relocating to Saskatchewan, University of Regina to be precise, I would love to go with my spouse and all my kids so that it will be easier to adapt to the new environment and save the cost of paying for childcare but applying for my husband and all my kids might influence immigration's decision to grant me the study visa/permit. However, I want to take the risk and apply for all of us to go together.
Also, do you know anyone that has been successful in getting a study permit while including spouse? Thanks.

I don't know any one who included a spouse and got a study permit. I do know a lot of people who got the study permit went over and after two weeks applied to have their families come over citing inability to concentrate due to missing family members. Go check the Canada Student visa thread and find out what others are doing.

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Shokoloko:

I don't know any one who included a spouse and got a study permit. I do know a lot of people who got the study permit went over and after two weeks applied to have their families come over citing inability to concentrate due to missing family members. Go check the Canada Student visa thread and find out what others are doing.

Thanks a lot, I appreciate.

What of digital passports for torch light phone users, those ones with Opera mini.

How many booster shots do you need to be fully vaccinated?