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Google has enabled the COVID Card for all users who have devices running on Android 5 and later and are Play Protect certified.

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How to store COVID Card on your Android device

You can save the card from the app of your healthcare provider or through the email or text message you will get from the government agency or organisation conducting COVID-19 vaccination or tests. Once your healthcare provider has implemented necessary changes at their end, you'll be able to store your vaccination or testing details from the COVID Card.

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However, users who wanted to access the COVID Card will not be required to have Google Pay - or any other apps - installed on their devices. Google has enabled the new experience by updating its Passes APIs that it originally provided to integrate gift cards, loyalty programmes, and offers within Google Pay. It will also provide details on COVID-19 tests. The COVID Card will show information such as the name of your vaccine and when you took its first and second doses. However, government agencies, healthcare organisations, and public health authorities that are authorised to distribute vaccines and conduct tests for COVID-19 will need to use Google's Passes APIs to enable users with the digital version of vaccination and test certificates.

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Users will not be required to install any particular app to store or access the digital card on their devices. Called COVID Card, the new feature will be initially rolling out in the US, followed by other countries. The ADIF urged Google to pay heed to the concerns of all developers, and not just the ones already on their billing system.Google has updated its passes system to let Android users store and access a digital copy of their COVID-19 vaccination and test certificates through a dedicated card. 'The differential pricing system that Google is attempting to implement with this announcement is also unfair and arbitrary,' it said. Moreover, apart from the additional work they would have to undertake, both with integration and re-onboarding of customers, almost all of them would see their margins get thinner owing to migrating to a much higher commission rate (30 per cent/15 per cent) from the present rates (1 per cent-2 per cent) being levied by their existing payment providers, the industry body elaborated. 'The announcement does nothing to address the issues and challenges of scores of developers who stand to be affected by the earlier announcement by Google of forced adoption of their billing system by March 2022,' the ADIF stressed.

The cut will improve their margins - should they fall into the 'right' categories that the company deemed fit for Google's relaxation in margins. The announcement might come as a source of happiness for the subset of developers who are already on the Google billing system. 'The portrayal and grandstanding, as a measure that fully acknowledges and addresses the concerns of developers, is misleading and objectionable,' he added. George further said that 'deflect and distract' seems to be what's in play here.

Google had said this wasn't new and its payments policy has always required this. In India, start-ups have been claiming that Google abuses its monopoly, enforcing the billing system. In addition, Google announced that ebook and music streaming apps would be eligible for a service fee as low as 10 per cent.ДЄpple already offers reduced 15 per cent subscription fees, but that's limited to developers who are part of its App Store Small Business Programme, which is available to those who earn up to but don't exceed $1 million in a calendar year. In a blog post late on Thursday, Google had said that to help support the specific needs of developers offering subscriptions, starting on January 1, 2022, 'we're decreasing the service fee for all subscriptions on Google Play from 30 per cent to 15 per cent starting from day one'. 'As long as Google gets to unilaterally dictate prices and people don't have choices, it's still a 'Lagaan' - be it 30, 15 or even 2, the percentages do not matter,' George added. Price discovery should be left to the market forces,' he argued. 'What developers are asking for is fairness and not benevolence in the form of 'reduced' commission percentages. In a statement, Sijo Kuruvilla George, Executive Director, ADIF, said that the fact that Google is able to unilaterally declare and dictate prices, as is evident from this announcement as well, lies at the heart of the issue. The search engine giant Google has announced that it will cut the service fee for all subscriptions on Play Store to 15 per cent from 30 per cent for app developers starting January 1, 2022. New Delhi, Oct 22 The Alliance of Digital India Foundation (ADIF), an industry body for more than 440 digital startups, on Friday hit out at Google, calling its Play Store commission cut a deflect and distract tactic nothing but a reduced 'Lagaan'.

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