Experts Warn Against Sharing Vaccine Card On Social Media

The video discusses the excitement of sharing COVID vaccine experiences on social media but warns against posting vaccine card images due to privacy risks. These cards contain sensitive information that could aid hackers. Although no scams have been reported yet, cybersecurity experts caution that the threat remains.

Why are people sharing their COVID vaccine experiences on social media?

• To criticize the vaccine process

• To sell their vaccine cards

• To express excitement and share good news

• To warn others about side effects

What information is typically found on a vaccine card?

• Only the clinic location

• Your name and birthday

• Vaccine lot number, clinic location, and brand

• Only the vaccine brand

What is a potential risk of sharing your vaccine card online?

• It could be used to track your location

• It might lead to identity theft

• It could cause your vaccine to be invalidated

• It might result in a fine

What have cybersecurity experts observed regarding vaccine card scams?

• They have seen many scams

• They have not seen any scams yet

• They have seen a few scams

• They have seen scams only in certain countries

What is the general advice from experts about sharing vaccine cards online?

• It is safe to share if you only show the clinic location

• It is safe to share if you only show the brand

• It is safe to share if you cover your name

• It is not recommended to share them