They can be a pain to carry around, fortunately, there are ways to digitize them.
directly to Google Pay, which will make it available right from the lock screen. The device has to have an Android 5 or later operating system. It also has to be Play Protect certified.
First, you’ll need to access your digital vax card. If it’s a SMART Health card, there should be a link toward the bottom that says “Save to phone.” Tap that, then select Google Pay. To access the card later, you can hold down the power button to bring up Google Pay options. If you don’t see the vaccine card, look for a menu made of three small vertical dots toward the upper right corner of the screen. Tap that, then select “View All.” That will take you to another screen and at the bottom it should say “COVID-19 Vaccination Card.” Select that, and enter your passcode or fingerprint if need be.
Up in the right hand corner on the card page, there’s another three-dot menu with a “Save to home” option. That allows you to place a shortcut on your phone’s home screen. Google says the information stays on-device. That means if you’ve got multiple phones, you’ll have to repeat the process for each one.Samsung phones run on Android, so you could just use the steps above. Honestly, it’s simpler that way. But c’mon, you spent $1,000 on aTo do this, you’ll first have to download the
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