QR code safety


 

🛡️ How to Stay Safe

✅ Do:

  • Preview the link: Most smartphones let you see the URL before opening it.

  • Only scan QR codes from trusted sources (banks, health orgs, known businesses).

  • Use built-in QR scanners, not random apps.

  • Keep your phone's OS and security software updated.

❌ Avoid:

  • Scanning codes from strangers, flyers, or suspicious emails/texts.

  • Clicking QR codes sent in spammy messages.

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