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Tell us: How have you found using the French health passport?

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The Local - [email protected] • 1 Sep, 2021 Updated Wed 1 Sep 2021 16:01 CEST
Tell us: How have you found using the French health passport?
(FILES) In this file photo taken on August 18, 2021 a restaurant owner checks a customer's health pass, at the restaurant L'Orangerie in Bordeaux, southwestern France. - The introduction of the health pass takes a new step on August 30, 2021: it becomes compulsory at work for employees in contact with the public in restaurants, cinemas, museums or even long-distance trains, where it was already required for customers. (Photo by MEHDI FEDOUACH / AFP)

The 200,000 people protesting on the streets have grabbed many of the headlines, but what about the rest of France? We want to hear your experiences and feelings about using the French health passport.

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The health passport has been required for almost a month now to access venues including bars, cafés, tourist sites and long-distance train travel.

So how is it going on a day-to-day level? And how do people in France feel about using the passport to access daily activities?

Please share your experiences and your views.

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gallagher 2021/09/03 03:39
Agreed. I filled out responses until I got to the request to publish my name…. Then canceled.
blf.france 2021/09/01 18:44
According to the T&C, "By submitting a response you [...] consent to The Local publishing your name." Why do you need to use my name? Also, the first question includes "Have you witnessed anyone else complaining about using it?" That is very Very badly worded, the "else" means you are assuming the individual answering the survey has complained about using the Health Pass. There is no reason to make that assumption, or to put it differently, to ask such a leading question.

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