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I don't use them. I have no reason to use them. Having said that, I still think that they are a great idea, there's just not a "killer" use case for them for

I don't use them. I have no reason to use them. Having said that, I still think that they are a great idea, there's just not a "killer" use case for them for the general public in everyday use.

byoung2 11y ago
You're right, they never found that killer use case. The use case I'm interested in is something like a purchase receipt from a store or restaurant, and you want the customer to go to a page or open an app to write a review. A QR code printed on a paper receipt would be perfect, if people actually used them. I found this article[1] that talks about alternatives, namely augmented reality, NFC, iBeacons, clickable paper, Google Goggles, and SnapTags. Nothing seems as straightforward as QR codes promised to be. 1. https://econsultancy.com/blog/64891-six-mobile-marketing-alternatives-to-qr-codes/ https://econsultancy.com/blog/64891-six-mobile-marketing-alt...