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In Spain there is no app as such, since the health competencies are held by the autonomous communities, and each of them has its own app. None of them offer support to add it to the wallet or the health app. In fact, I have been able to add it to the Wallet with the steps I described before, but not in the health app, I don't have a way to put it there.
In Galicia we have the app and you can easily download the passport.
 
Nice start to seeing the battery go flat in periods of non use. That’s a first for me on my 12. Usually the day is a gentle slope regardless.

That’s good, I usually have quite the slope going myself on 12PM. My battery health has dropped quite significantly, unfortunately. I miss when it was stuck at 99% forever. That’s okay, the battery is the reason I’ll be upgrading to a shiny new 13PM when my tax refund hits.
 
Anyone else seeing choppy cursor movement on their 2018 iPad Pro using Universal Control from their Mac? I was testing with my M1 Air while it was connected to my 5k LG. The cursor jumps all around like it is a bluetooth connection issue.
 
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UK it loads into wallet from our National Health Service App. This has been available for 6 months, if not longer.

Normally it’s the Yanks that get everything first, arent we lucky ??
That’s not the Apple version though. It was built into the NHS app just like how many other stores require you to download an app to put their loyalty card in Wallet. The Apple version just requires you to scan the QR code which will allow you to add it directly into Apple Health and Wallet without needing a 3rd party app.

This is assuming your country is using the standard for QR codes for health certificates.
 
Okay something kinda kooky just happened 😳 I was watching the (gorgeous, excellent) music video for Grimes’s “Shinigami Eyes” on Apple Music and upon pausing/exiting full screen a few seconds before the actual end, my iPad freaked out and restarted itself 😅
 
Anyone else seeing choppy cursor movement on their 2018 iPad Pro using Universal Control from their Mac? I was testing with my M1 Air while it was connected to my 5k LG. The cursor jumps all around like it is a bluetooth connection issue.

No issues for me. Same iPad Pro model.
 
No issues for me. Same iPad Pro model.
Are you using a MacBook Air M1 as the control device? I also put the iPad into Sidecar mode and the connection dropped out and was very flakey. The wifi router is only a few feet away so the only other thing I could think of was bluetooth interference. Oh well, it's early days.
 
Face ID on some apps, works, but I have to re-login. And then this repeats the next time I login.

A fix is in the apps settings, turn Face ID off and on.
i think it's because of the additional scan. they receive a cryptographic signature from the secure element for each face id modification, so they notice that
 
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Am I missing a trick that apple say they have only just implanted covid passes into the apple wallet?

My NHS one has been on there since they started doing them last year.
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Same. I’ve had mine added to wallet for well over 6months

UK it loads into wallet from our National Health Service App. This has been available for 6 months, if not longer.

Normally it’s the Yanks that get everything first, arent we lucky ??
Sorry but not even close to being as good. I have the Canadian implementation of the vaccine certificate in Health/Wallet, and here are the advantages compared to the NHS one:
- The NHS one expires after 30 days. Those using the SMART open standard do not expire, so no need to constantly go in the NHS app to add it again.
- The NHS one adds a different card for each dose, which is quite annoying. The native implementation shows the dates of all vaccines on one card.
- The NHS one requires a different card for domestic usage and travel usage.

So yeah…
 
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That’s not the Apple version though. It was built into the NHS app just like how many other stores require you to download an app to put their loyalty card in Wallet. The Apple version just requires you to scan the QR code which will allow you to add it directly into Apple Health and Wallet without needing a 3rd party app.

This is assuming your country is using the standard for QR codes for health certificates.

Sorry but not even close to being as good. I have the Canadian implementation of the vaccine certificate in Health/Wallet, and here are the advantages compared to the NHS one:
- The NHS one expires after 30 days. Those using the SMART open standard do not expire, so no need to constantly go in the NHS app to add it again.
- The NHS one adds a different card for each dose, which is quite annoying. The native implementation shows the dates of all vaccines on one card.
- The NHS one requires a different card for domestic usage and travel usage.

So yeah…

I’m really no that bothered about the NHS app. Was just saying it’s provided the UK with a certificate that’s been used a while now, to an Apple Health version that’s still pending right?!?

Didn’t realise this would create so much competition… ?? it’s a blooming certificate.
 
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