The Situation In Germany

[Breo]

Cosmos said:
For all living in Germany: I just found out that our "great" government has passed a law a while ago that allows them to AUTOMATICALLY create a "Elektronische Patientenakte" (ePA) WITHOUT YOUR CONSENT unless you enter an objection at your personal statutory health insurance. It has already started, and the chances are good that they have already created an ePA for you. I just tried to start the process to say no to it and hope I can still do it.

Hopefully your objection will be accepted!
Just a little outlook across the border: Austria is "ahead" of Germany ( ) and has already implemented both ELGA (Elektronische Gesundheitsakte) and E-Impfpass (E-Vax passport, yup a passport) connected to each other. To both you cannot object anymore. All of this must be accessed with ID Austria, the overall umbrella for everything legal in this green, green country.

 

[Cosmos]

Hopefully your objection will be accepted!
Just a little outlook across the border: Austria is "ahead" of Germany ( ) and has already implemented both ELGA (Elektronische Gesundheitsakte) and E-Impfpass (E-Vax passport, yup a passport) connected to each other. To both you cannot object anymore. All of this must be accessed with ID Austria, the overall umbrella for everything legal in this green, green country.

What a sorry state of affairs in Austria too.

 

[bianca etezete]

For all living in Germany: I just found out that our "great" government has passed a law a while ago that allows them to AUTOMATICALLY create a "Elektronische Patientenakte" (ePA) WITHOUT YOUR CONSENT unless you enter an objection at your personal statutory health insurance. It has already started, and the chances are good that they have already created an ePA for you. I just tried to start the process to say no to it and hope I can still do it.

Among other things:

- Everything you will do health wise will be saved online into one big external data bank. Your personal data will be accessible to third parties as well, including companies and internationally.

In short, in case of another "Plandamic" it will get much more difficult to fly under the radar and/or not being forced to take "the good medicine". There are probably a host of more "great advantages" of this sort with ePA.

objecting is very easy, we got our confirmations of objecting the electronic patient file merely 2 days after entering it online. If you object after 15th of january, make sure that the patient file (which will be automatically created on 15th) is emptied (request a note about this) before you object to it.

 

[Learner]

For all living in Germany: I just found out that our "great" government has passed a law a while ago that allows them to AUTOMATICALLY create a "Elektronische Patientenakte" (ePA) WITHOUT YOUR CONSENT unless you enter an objection at your personal statutory health insurance. It has already started, and the chances are good that they have already created an ePA for you. I just tried to start the process to say no to it and hope I can still do it.

As you objected before the 15th of January, your objection will still be valid. Also, for now they're only doing a test run in a few German regions for a month, so it seems many people can place an objection still.