Queensland's cafes, restaurants and pubs will soon be forced to use the state government's coronavirus check-in app, but civil libertarians are worried about privacy and data protection.

Queensland launches new COVID-19 check-in app More than 204 businesses in the trial have registered and started using the new app, with over 29,000 customers having checked in.

Covid Qld: DIY contact tracing as check-in app fails to alert exposures Fearful Queenslanders are doing their own contact tracing amid concerns the government-mandated check-in app is not ...

The Check In Qld app went live over the weekend following weeks of testing and trials at more than 204 venues between Cairns and Ipswich. Queensland is the last jurisdiction to release such an app ...

A free check-in app about to become mandatory for thousands of Queensland businesses will be crucial to containing future COVID outbreaks, according to Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk.

ANY pubs and cafes not using the state government’s Check In Qld app from now on could be slapped with a fine.

As of December 17, only fully-immunised Queensland residents can go to the state's pubs, cafes and restaurants by showing an official vaccination certificate on the Check-In Qld app.

Anyone who fraudulently adds someone else’s Covid-19 vaccine certificate to their check-in app could face jail time or a hefty fine, authorities have warned.

LOCAL businesses like the Avenues Tavern are throwing their support behind the Check in Qld app, despite the significant overhaul to Covid-19 contact tracing.

The Check In Qld app has been abandoned by parts of Queensland days out from the state's border opening to NSW and Victoria.

Queensland’s mandatory COVID contact tracing app has malfunctioned, with users unable to check in to businesses and office buildings.

Politics Check In Qld app: Still serving a purpose or an incursion on our privacy? Call me paranoid, but why is the state government still encouraging Queenslanders to use the Check In Qld app when it ...