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Be careful when sharing Al Hosn green pass online

Wednesday, 17 August 2022 17:11

By ARN News Staff

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Users of Al Hosn app are being urged to be extra careful while sharing their green pass online as it contains confidential personal data.

In a Tweet, the app's developer said the data can be compromised and misused if shared incorrectly.

Al Hosn is the UAE's official app for COVID-19 test results and vaccine registry.

The #Alhosn green pass contains sensitive personal data. This data can be compromised and misused if shared incorrectly. Always be careful when sharing your green pass online. #KeepItSafe pic.twitter.com/C9vAcBDItV
— Al Hosn App (@AlHosnApp) August 17, 2022

A Green Pass is required for entering most public places and attractions in Abu Dhabi.

Fully vaccinated individuals will get a 14-day Green Pass after receiving a negative PCR test result.

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