#JimsJabs campaign participant’s information appropriated by anti-vax groups

A participant of Jim’s Group’s #JimsJabs competition, where social media users uploaded proof of their vaccination status in exchange for branded Jim’s Group merchandise, has found that the information they uploaded online has been used to create fake vaccination passports.

The original TikTok by Jim’s Group launching the competition has 812,500 views at the time of writing, and a follow-up TikTok advising participants to blur personal information sits at 55,700 views.

The original TikTok does not mention that participants should blur personal information.

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