Does the horizon shine in France? After CNIL gave its approval for the TousAntiCovid update, which stipulates adding a QR code at the entrance to places at risk of contamination, the government is preparing to conduct the first tests.
Restaurants and bars have been closed for over 4 months now. Much longer than it was during the period of the first detention, which burdens the sector. But with the advent of spring, the possibility of re-reopening began at dawn. To allow the French to find these places in complete safety, the government has been in operation for a few months Create a Qatari Ryal Code at the entrance to each facility. Target : Allow more accurate monitoring of the epidemic and warn of people who may be infected more quickly. On February 16, CNIL gave the green light to update the app TousAntiCovid. Concretely, like the reminder books used last October, every customer will have to scan a code at the restaurant entrance, for example. Then, if an existing customer is declared infected at the same time as infectious, the user will be warned by the app and he will have to isolate himself to avoid infecting other people. The goal of course Reduce warning time to a minimum To help stop the epidemic as effectively as possible. The knowledgeable person will then have to go and test to find out. Note that for customers who do not have a smartphone, The reminder book will also be used.
First tests in the coming days
According to Parisian, now is the time for the CEO to launch the first phase of testing in restaurants. The media explains that in the coming days, many restaurants will appear on the side of the road (The only ones who were authorized to reopen at the end of last year)And the we will use This new process. Restaurants will be classified into two categories: Places at risk of transmission and at moderate risk. The Ministry of Culture also indicated that the tool could be used in museums, theaters and cinemas. The announcement comes a few days after the publication of an open letter signed by more than 800 filmmakers.
