A potential flaw has been exposed in Queensland’s Covid check-in app, allowing the unvaccinated to fraudulently claim they have received both jabs.

As of December 17, only fully-immunised Queensland residents can go to the state's pubs, cafes and restaurants by showing an official vaccination certificate on the Check-In Qld app.

LOCAL businesses like the Avenues Tavern are throwing their support behind the Check in Qld app, despite the significant overhaul to Covid-19 contact tracing.

Authorities issue warning about vaccine certificate flaw in Qld’s Covid-19 check in app There’s been a serious warning issued after a flaw was discovered in a Covid-19 check-in app with fears ...

ANY pubs and cafes not using the state government’s Check In Qld app from now on could be slapped with a fine.

Tech classes take stress out of phones for seniors When the Check In Qld app became mandatory and QR codes prevalent, Toowoomba U3A president Rhonda Weston expected teething problems among members.

LOCAL businesses like the Avenues Tavern are throwing their support behind the Check in Qld app, despite the significant overhaul to Covid-19 contact tracing.

LOCAL businesses like the Avenues Tavern are throwing their support behind the Check in Qld app, despite the significant overhaul to Covid-19 contact tracing.

A function that allows other people's vaccination certificates to be uploaded to the Check In Qld app is not a flaw and would be "incredibly difficult" to carry out fraudulently, says Queensland ...