Welcome to the vaccine passport.

The concept raising a red flag about government overreach.

The White House is reportedly working on a vaccine passport program.

What is a vaccine passport?

What should it be used for?

What should it be incorporated in?

A so-called vaccine passport, which would allow Americans to prove they've been vaccinated

against the coronavirus as businesses try to reopen and would be free and available through

applications for smartphones, which could display a scannable code similar to an airline

boarding pass.

A demand to produce personal documents can be uncomfortable, but post-bendemic at

something we'll all likely have to get more and more comfortable with.

New York State has already announced an app product sell to your past.

It can be used by new Yorkers to prove they have been fully vaccinated or have tested

negative for COVID-19.

It's a smartphone app that acts as a COVID passport so you can attend concerts, sporting

events, other events, and beginning this week it'll be accepted.

It does ends of arenas throughout New York State.

It also gives you an incentive to overcome vaccine hesitancy.

Some people are not sure, still whether they want to do the vaccine, but if you promise

them more mobility, more ability to get a job, more ability to get travel, that's a very

powerful incentive to actually achieve fuller vaccination.

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