The share of opponents of QR codes among Russians has exceeded half

The number of Russians who do not approve of the introduction of QR codes for visiting public places has increased over the past two months, follows from a survey conducted by the SuperJob service (RBC has the results).

If in November 42% of respondents were against the draft law, in January their share increased to 52%. Moreover, in St. Petersburg, 58% of the survey participants spoke out against such an order, in Moscow - 49%, in Novosibirsk - 47%.

Among the unvaccinated, the proportion of opponents of the bill reached 75%, among those who have already been vaccinated against COVID, 42% were against the restrictions.

At the same time, fears about the spread of a new strain of CORONAVIRUS “omicron” have become a little more: in December, 9% of respondents were afraid of it, in January - already 12%.

Stubborn opponents of vaccination believe that the introduction of electronic vaccination passports will not force them to go for the procedure - 68% of those who refused the vaccine answered this way.