I'm a simple emigrant and I am surprised by the new German rules

Despite the fact that in Germany almost 70% of the population has been vaccinated, cases of coronavirus are rising by tens of thousands every day. In recent weeks, the daily infection record was updated to 66,884 people! The lockdown hasn't been announced yet, but the rules have been tightened. Many offices are closing, having not managed to open properly. And in restaurants and other establishments under the new rules you can go only to the vaccinated and to those who have recovered in the past six months. In some places, even with these documents they still ask for a rapid test not older than 24 hours. In public transport you won't get in so easily either: you need to have a certificate of vaccination or recovery, or a fresh test. I have to allow for much more time to get around, otherwise I'll have to walk. The government, as it were, doesn't exactly force vaccination, but it greatly complicates the lives of those who haven't yet. And for those who don't like leaving the house, it makes it even easier — now there's no need to come up with excuses. And how do you feel about anti-social corona restrictions? #Ordnung