May as well forget scanning in

[harm_less]

i cant either, but im not qualified to do so, and they dont answer to me so...
it really not a big deal is it, why make it one?

When the expert struggles to give a really good reason do you think it could be time to stop doing it?
Not that I have really ever don't it of course.

Perhaps you can post a link to the TV interview you are referring to so that we don't have to rely on your patently biased appraisal of Dr Baker's replies.

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still 1.5 million scans a day, I think there's still value in it for now...

dropped by a quater in the last week
https://www.health.govt.nz/covid-19-nove...r-app-data

Dropping quickly.  Explain the good reason?

An easily accessed digital record of your recent travels can provide peace of mind when you learn of cases being reported from a location you have recently visited, unless of course you choose to do this by way of a notebook and pencil.

[king1]

still 1.5 million scans a day, I think there's still value in it for now...

dropped by a quater in the last week
https://www.health.govt.nz/covid-19-nove...r-app-data

Dropping quickly.  Explain the good reason?

probably misinformation and conspiracy theorists... 

but seriously, it dropped suddenly when omicron numbers went up a week or so ago, maybe it's because some people are choosing not to go out now...

[Magoo]

i can usually remember where ive been, these days.

[Oldfellah]

I dont think they post places of interest anymore, but I could be wrong.

[Magoo]

I dont think they post places of interest anymore, but I could be wrong.

which has made scanning kind of redundant

[Oldfellah]

Nope Im not wrong (gee first time for everything   )
From their website.

We are not publishing new locations of interest
In Omicron Phase 3, we will not publish new locations of interest.
Case investigations will instead be focused on high-risk locations and household contacts.

[king1]

I read that as everywhere is now a location of interest...