Estonian police and border guard officers at a border crossing point between Estonia and Latvia, as travel restrictions for residents of Latvia, Lithuania and Estonia are lifted in Ikla, Estonia, May 15. — Ints Kalnins/Reuters
TALLINN: Estonia has started to test one of the world's first digital immunity passports, created by a team that includes founders of global tech startups Transferwise and Bolt, seeking a safer return to workplaces following the coronavirus lockdown.
A digital immunity passport collects testing data and enables people to share their immunity status with a third party, like an employer, using a temporary QR-code generated after digital authentication.
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