Once people have been vaccinated against COVID-19, they’re safer to dine out, fly on airplanes, attend concerts and movies, work out at the gym, go to the office, cross borders and otherwise move about — as long as they wear masks around other people indoors, avoid large groups and keep their distance.
How can they demonstrate that they have this protection? By showing a “vaccine passport,” perhaps in the form of a smartphone app.
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