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AI Generated QR Codes with Stable Diffusion and ControlNet
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this post was submitted on 09 Oct 2023
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Best not to scan random QR codes, in general.
You can scan its content without getting thrown into trouble, I use an app like SecScanQR which returns the raw content of the QR code, that helps to assess if you're getting into fishy stuff.
If your app automatically opens the link, yes.
Not all do that though.
You shouldn't open the URL, but you can scan it to see if a url is recognized