Posted on: Friday, January 8th 2021 at 12:15 pm

Originally published on www.mercola.com
STORY AT-A-GLANCE
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Vaccine passports are here and expected to become "widely available" during the first half of 2021
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The passports will be attached to cellphone apps that track and trace your COVID-19 test results and vaccination status
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The Commons Project and the World
Economic Forum created the Common Trust Network, which developed the
CommonPass app that's intended to act as a health passport in the near
future
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The app allows users to upload
medical data such as a COVID-19 test result or proof of vaccination,
which then generates a QR code that you will show to authorities as your
health passport in order to travel or attend certain events
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Getting health passports to
become a new normal has been part of the plan all along for the Commons
Project, which began developing software that tracks medical data well
before the COVID-19 pandemic
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Now partnered with the World
Economic Forum, CommonPass represents the beginning stage of mass
tracking and tracing, under the guise of keeping everyone safe from
infectious disease; it is part and parcel of the Great Reset and the
fourth industrial revolution
Vaccine passports, hastily ushered in as a byproduct of the COVID-19
pandemic, are expected to become "widely available" during the first
half of 2021. "Rest assured, the nerds are on it," Brian Behlendorf,
executive director of Linux Foundation, told CNN Business.1
The Linux Foundation has partnered with IBM, the COVID-19 Credentials
Initiative and CommonPass, a digital "health passport," in order to
develop vaccine credential apps that will be applicable globally.