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Calls for QR check-ins to be scrapped in NSW
By ABC NEWS (Australia)Published : Feb. 17, 2022 - 06:13
There's growing pressure on the NSW government to get rid of QR code check-ins. While they are still mandatory, the data that's collected hasn't been used for contact tracing for months and experts fear it risks making people less likely to trust the system if it's needed again in the future.