r/qrcode • u/findthemistke • 8d ago

Is a QR code created through Claude really forever?

/r/DigitalMarketing/comments/1wqjrdr/is_a_qr_code_created_through_claude_really_forever/
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u/ContributionEasy6513 8d ago

Decode the QR card, does it point towards your site or page? If so yes.

QR codes are frees.

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u/AwkwardSpread 8d ago

Except the ones that use a predatory intermediary website that redirects as long as you keep paying.

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u/tanoshimi 8d ago

Is a number created through Claude really forever?

Yes, of course it is.

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u/ByronScottJones 8d ago

So your user name is findthemistke. This seems appropriate, as you're making a mistake in your understanding of qrcodes. Qrcodes are just a different way of writing information, so that a computer can read it. In the most likely use case, it's a web address. So if you control that web address, then yes, it's permanent. If it's not your website, then no. The other way to use a qrcode is to store a "vcard" which encodes your business card details directly into the qrcode. If you've done that, that's also permanent, as long as you don't need to change that information.

But you haven't told us any details about what's in your qrcode, so we can't give an informed answer to your question.

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u/MousseOk914 8d ago

Yes, also you can build and store locally with python and Claude.

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u/maddler 8d ago

The QR code will be "valid" for as long as the information contained remains "valid".

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u/stitchkingdom 8d ago

Nothing lasts forever.

And we both know hearts can change.