OpenTable feature will verify restaurant-goers' COVID-19 vaccination status
SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) -- OpenTable is rolling out a new in-app feature that can verify a diner's vaccination status.
With vaccine mandates in place to dine in at restaurants in many cities, OpenTable says the feature should streamline verification for both the restaurant and customers.
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OpenTable is partnering with CLEAR to use its digital verification technology.
You'll have to sign up for a free account and scan a government issued ID card as well as take a photo of yourself as part of the process.
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