Use QR codes for WiFi, contacts, and printed materials
A guest WiFi code can save visitors from typing a long password. A contact code can connect a business card to a name, number, and email address. Teachers can link worksheets to learning materials, and shops can point signs to a menu or product page. Use a clear label beside each code so people know what scanning will do.
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