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Just found out that as of Monday 12 July it will be mandatory for all businesses and workplaces to use the service NSW covid safe check in. Even my little factory with a couple of employees needs to register and everyone who comes in (including me) will have to check in.
That means that all brothels and massage will have to have it and we'll all have to check in when we visit.
Big brother is now watching us 24/7.
I guess a lot of punters will be going to privatesQuote:
Originally Posted by dotcumdotinyou
Well mandatory scanning was suppose to happen anyway. Some where along the line it was dropped.
As for punters especially those need to hide, time to start invest in a dual sim phone and buy used sims from Asian phone shops.
So what happens if you don’t have a phone?! No would have to offer a manual sign in too
Yup, either or I reckon. But no one records their real numberQuote:
Originally Posted by Rogeryou
That was always the case but I've never been asked to check in yet. How they might, if at all, police this is anybody's guess. I have a suspicion but I won't flag it here.Quote:
Originally Posted by dotcumdotinyou
This is happening in all states. Not only for all businesses but the dwell time is being reduced from 15 minutes to 0. This will result in an exponential increase in the data set that will ensure lock downs will happen quicker if "unknown" cases increase beyond a certain threshold. My guess is that'll be about 30, any more days with steady rates will trigger a lock down. This could become a common occurrence in stage 1 (the current stage).
This seems at odds with the "roadmap" that declares a lock down as a "last resort" but with defining conditions (stage 2).
This is about to get even more complicated folks, better hold on.
They sign in for you on a webform on the NSW service site.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rogeryou
They've thought of that.Quote:
Originally Posted by krnboy
If you sign in on the webform (your phone or the business phone) the system may send a code to that number for you to confirm, no confirmation, no "tick" no entry.
Crazy! Big brother is here!! So long as Sonia Kruger is involved!!!
Don't know how they check for compliance, all they say is "inspectors have been asked to monitor the situation alongside the NSW police.
It has always been the case but it wasn't mandatory before, as from Monday the 12th it is.
How’s that going to work, u still checking in through the NSW services app. Which has your real ID ?Quote:
Originally Posted by lonely heart
I think it will physically impossible for themQuote:
Originally Posted by dotcumdotinyou
to check, more the fear of been caught.
If they they need to contact tract and people / business haven’t been checking in. They have the option to fine them.
It will madness just getting through the door in Woolies and Coles
for information on sex during these times visit https://playsafe.health.nsw.gov.au/l...need-to-knows/
So we can't do BBFS with WLs then? What if we wear a mask???Quote:
Originally Posted by spir55
Those giant alien lizards are slowly turning the screws.
We are all doomed.
I was in an Aldi shop today. They wouldn't let me pass the register until I showed that I had checked in. I had, but they had a QR poster on the screen.
I was in Qld a couple of weeks ago. They have their own QR app there, you won't get served if you haven't checked in, but you don't need to check out after.
Both my parents don’t have phones! When I walk into a brothel I simply won’t have a phone , there will be the option 110%Quote:
Originally Posted by aussiegaigin
It may be possible, but you'll literally need to setup an alter ego in Google or IOS, not enter any driver license details in the app, etc.Quote:
Originally Posted by smn5746
It's a lot of trouble just to avoid being caught by your missus going to a brothel.
If you don't check out on departure you risk getting a text if the place is listed as an exposure site. A close/casual contact could enter the place after you left. No risk to you but the system won't know that.Quote:
They have their own QR app there, you won't get served if you haven't checked in, but you don't need to check out after.
This could be especially irritating if you're being naughty. If you're going to check in then make sure you check out.
There is no provision in the Qld app to sign out of a site; you can only sign in. You can still get a notification, but I guess you have to decide if you were still there at the affected times.Quote:
Originally Posted by adahar
In the NSW app, if you QR into a shopping centre, then QR into a specific shop inside, you can't get back into the original check-in entry to check out.
Know nothing about the Qld app, a serious design flaw IMO. Perhaps it was deliberate? QR check in's are primarily used to generate testing lists anyway.Quote:
Originally Posted by aussiegaigin
The NSW app:- you don't have to return to where you checked in, do this instead (from the NSW website).
"To check out:
open the Service NSW app
go to COVID Safe Check-in
tap the Recent tab
tap the Check out button."
I assume it links to the last check in you made. The longer you leave it the higher the risk of getting pinged.
However, if they checked in for you via the webform I guess you'll have to go back to them to checkout. Must admit I don't know how that works as they would either have to retrieve the original record or re-enter your details and tap a "check out" button.
My local Woolworths has now begun enforcing the sign in today.
The "recent" tab only brings up the "most recent". Previous entries go into the history tab. I have several of these marked "check out pending" but no apparent way to access them to do so.Quote:
Originally Posted by adahar
In theory, I would have to check out of the centre before I go into the shop, then when I check out of the shop I'd have to go looking for a centre QR poster to check back into the centre again. Perhaps this is where the Qld system is better?
That is crazy! By the time you have fucked around you have doubled your exposure times and will probably get COVID.Quote:
Originally Posted by aussiegaigin
Couple in front of me today, got turned away, claim they had no phone, Shop assistant simply said, sorry you are not welcome here, goodbye.Quote:
Originally Posted by TheMaestro