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It depends where you live. In Japan, QR codes are used by the majority. In Los Angeles, half the restaurants you go to serve their menus via QR code. In the Net
by dorkwood 5y ago
It depends where you live. In Japan, QR codes are used by the majority. In Los Angeles, half the restaurants you go to serve their menus via QR code. In the Netherlands, online payments are frequently completed using iDeal, which lets you scan a QR code with your phone instead of manually inputting payment details.
- slenk 5y agoIn the next superbowl, "How we got all idiot American's to install spyware on their phones"
- bombcar 5y agoThe restaurants is one I hadn't thought of - even though I'm the only one I know who knows you can point a phone at a QR code to get a web link, many in LA probably know it now, too. Still not sure it was a very useful use of Super Bowl dollars, should have at least had coinbased.com under it or something.
- tradertef 5y agoThe fact that you have not heard of it does not make it rare. Leaving aside all the discussions in thread and people's view about crypto and Bitcoin, I think the ad is genius.
- to11mtm 5y agoAt least around me (Michigan) many of the local restaurants got rid of normal menus and went straight to QR Codes on the napkin holders/etc. In addition to the lack of contact vector for COVID, there is the side benefit to owners of not having to reprint/laminate menus when you do a price change. > Still not sure it was a very useful use of Super Bowl dollars, should have at least had coinbased.com under it or something. Agreed on that; perhaps just a little too avant-garde in that matter.