It might be a long shot, but does anyone happen to know a simple web app or something that just reads a QR code from image and gives me the string it contains? I know there's a billion websites that offer this but I don't trust random websites so I was wondering if anyone has a tool they use for this?
I can technically use the random websites as well because the QR codes I need to test aren't that private, but I'm always down to using something more trustworthy if possible.
💥 QR.io, un servizio per creare codici QR dinamici e tracciabili
Una piattaforma facile da usare per creare facilmente codici QR per qualsiasi utilizzo...
For some of my smaller run boards, an overprint like this could be really useful.
[update, printed WAGOs as well]
JLC should offer this as an added service 🙂
Over printing the WAGOs, really is awesome...
So, updated, slightly.
The QR code serves three purposes now.
1. It is a link to my PCB shop as people have been known to ask where they get a magic doorbell, and now we can say scan the QR code.
2. It has embedded in it a date/time, so if used as a delivery photo that data is in the QR as well as on screen.
3. The shop link is a logged redirect so shows me if someone has decoded and accessed the QR code at some later date, suggesting someone may be using as training data?
Bad #QR codes, again, this time weetabix.
This QR exploits one principle I have used where extending the pixel map outside the base QR code works, as long as you keep the targets clean with at least 1 pixel border on them.
But then some graphics designer cropped BADLY, taking out some of the target on two of them.
I tried over and over to scan. My son tried, and used a zoom setting and managed it. URL is mad!
A QR/1D reader I have could not see QR and kept reading random codes from it.
🛡️ Google's QR-Captcha Blocks Androids Without Play Services
A new QR-Captcha from Google could block Android users without Play Services, raising concerns over access and data privacy.
https://byte-pulse.net/article/google-s-qr-captcha-blocks-androids-without-play-services
A #ConspiracyTheory About #QRCodes Has Led to Chaos Ahead of Georgia’s #Midterms
The state of #Georgia banned the use of #QR codes for #elections , based in part on the assertions of a man who’s boosted false claims about #Israel and 9/11. Now no one knows how #ballots will be counted.
#conspiracy #security
https://www.wired.com/story/conspiracy-theory-qr-codes-georgia-midterms/
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