This card is empty, but yours will not be. Be careful with your personal information.
US Department of Defense
If you were already vaccinated against the coronavirus, you have enough reason to celebrate – just do not do it by posting a photo of you vaccination card to social media, the Federal Trade Commission said Friday. In a blog post, the FTC points out that you vaccination card contains personal information, such as your name and date of birth, that bad actors can use to compile a profile of you that can help them steal your identity.
Instead, the FTC recommends that you jump on a similar but much safer trend: vaccination selfies. The agency suggests that you post a photo of yourself mortgage or the sticker you get on which you received the vaccine.
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