I live in a country where the restrictions have not been to the same level as in Romania. So far we don't need anything to go to shops, supermarkets, cafes or stadiums. Some people wear masks as a habit in public transport, others like mine never did. It was very strange when I went hiking last summer in Mont Blanc to see that people have not been able to stay outside in a restaurant in the middle of the mountains because someone requested a pass. I went and ordered food for them just because I believed it so unfair. Also, I could observe a big tendency is that way around (fake vaccine passports or tests). It will always be a percentage of people that walk around the systems (however they are well accounted for by those in charge - they are fully aware that some will find a way to disobey)
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Oh, I'm sure they know these rules are being disobeyed. After all, they're facilitating it, in many cases. If I recall, when we met, you were living in London? Is that still the case? I heard they lifted restrictions recently there, with Boris's whole party scandal and all, but I'm not sure what the restrictions were like before...
Yes still in London, my love, we never had police checking us on the street or anyone asking for passports to get into the supermarket. Never we had to wear a mask on the street, for me as I have been in EU few times, now UK is the land of freedom :D