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I find it interesting that 8 years later, they’re still not that common in the US. I’ve seen them used to make logging into a streaming video service in your T
by MBCook 3y ago
I find it interesting that 8 years later, they’re still not that common in the US.
I’ve seen them used to make logging into a streaming video service in your TV easier, or setup a piece of hardware (HomeKit does this, or a variation).
I know restaurants tried to use them to make finding the menu easy during the pandemic when they stopped giving people physical menus by default. But it seems people REALLY didn’t like that. I guess I see them from time to time in advertisements but not consistently and don’t know people who scan them.
That basically leaves Venmo and maybe PayPal payments as the most common reason I see them while out and about, but again that’s rare.