Prompt Encouraging Users to Pause Before Scanning QR Codes (Concept Post)
This entry poses a rhetorical question about designing QR codes that make people stop and look before scanning, without describing a specific incident, user, or concrete problem. It reads as an early-stage concept or marketing hook rather than a validated pain point.
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