I am introducing the Quick Recognition (QR) Act, which requires ICE and CBP officers to wear uniforms featuring QR codes. When scanned, the code would generate a digital ID displaying the officer’s name, badge number, and law enforcement agency.
ICE should be unmasked both physically and digitally.
Ya I’m aware of how qr codes work. It’ll definitely be a url. Like most qr codes most people scan. Go to a restaurant scan open a link to a menu. They’ll do that.
And you’re right they are redundant. Great for still being scannable if a bits worn off a table or a box in a warehouse. But silly to suggest somehow a pig couldn’t damage or cover 40% of a small square. Unless the code like covers they’re whole back… Which would be funny looking.
That’s not really how qr codes work. They can only see you scanned it if it’s a url or something and you click on it.
Also qr and other data matrix codes are quite redundant and can be read with something like 40% missing, depending on how it was created.
Ya I’m aware of how qr codes work. It’ll definitely be a url. Like most qr codes most people scan. Go to a restaurant scan open a link to a menu. They’ll do that.
And you’re right they are redundant. Great for still being scannable if a bits worn off a table or a box in a warehouse. But silly to suggest somehow a pig couldn’t damage or cover 40% of a small square. Unless the code like covers they’re whole back… Which would be funny looking.