Contact tracing in the Migros restaurant

mylmusic · 2020-11-29T00:10:03.108Z

Hello everyone, contact tracing is tedious, but OK. What annoys me in Migros restaurants is that every cooperative apparently has to invent something new/its own... In eastern Switzerland, it's the slips of paper or the stupid online registration via the browser, which is so complicated that the food is now getting cold - rarely experienced something so backward. In Ticino, at least a clever app is used, once registered, simple check-in and check-out. Can't you agree on something workable throughout Switzerland? I now have 4 different ContactTracing apps, several Re-CheckIn-MailLinks, and the SwissCovid app on my cell phone - it's all gaga, especially as the human ContractTracers can no longer keep up... lg mylmusic

Guest

hey Mylmusic, I totally understand you! After my trip to Germany and Austria, before the second quarantine, I have two huge application folders left for almost every café to register me and my presence. It would be really cool if Migros decided on an app :).

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M-Infoline

Hello mylmusic, thank you for your contribution. The Migros Cooperatives can decide independently which method they use. Depending on the canton, there are also different requirements for contact data collection. The Cooperative Eastern Switzerland uses a QR code. If you activate "auto-fill-in" on your smartphone, you don't have to enter all the details yourself every time - you just have to re-enter the time. Best regards, Luisa

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mylmusic

M-Infoline

Hello mylmusic, thank you for your contribution. The Migros Cooperatives can decide independently which method they use. Depending on the canton, there are also different requirements for contact data collection. The Cooperative Eastern Switzerland uses a QR code. If you activate "auto-fill-in" on your smartphone, you don't have to enter all the details yourself every time - you just have to re-enter the time. Best regards, Luisa

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Hello, thanks for the answer. I understood that the cooperatives can decide independently. But they are also cross-cantonal. But that doesn't mean that they could perhaps work together after all, does it? After all, we are ONE "MIGROS" family... Nevertheless, the proliferation is generally very tedious... lg mylmusic

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mylmusic

Hello, thanks for the answer. I understood that the cooperatives can decide independently. But they are also cross-cantonal. But that doesn't mean that they could perhaps work together after all, does it? After all, we are ONE "MIGROS" family... Nevertheless, the proliferation is generally very tedious... lg mylmusic

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I agree with mylmusic here, the cantonalism in Migros restaurants is really annoying. I would also prefer an overarching regulation, especially because I live on the cantonal border and am therefore already affected by different regulations.

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M-Infoline

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I agree with mylmusic here, the cantonalism in Migros restaurants is really annoying. I would also prefer an overarching regulation, especially because I live on the cantonal border and am therefore already affected by different regulations.

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Hello everyone, I understand that it is a hassle, especially if you live on the cooperative borders. As already mentioned, the 10 regional cooperatives are largely autonomous and therefore decide on their own course of action. Nevertheless, I have informed those responsible about your request. Kind regards, Tabea

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Contact Tracing im Migros-Restaurant

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