You’ve just scanned a QR code, and now you’re on this page. But before proceeding, it’s important to understand the potential risks of scanning QR codes from untrusted sources.

Here’s what the QR Code just told us:

Your IP Address: 18.97.14.84
Your Country: United States
Your Flag:

Are you mobile?: (1 Yes, 0 No): 0
Your Browser: Unknown
Your Operating System: Unknown OS Platform
Your Internet Provider: Amazon.com, Inc.
Your Time Zone: America/New_York

Here’s Why You Should Be Cautious:

• Phishing Risks: Scanning unknown QR codes can direct you to fraudulent websites designed to steal your personal information.
• Malware and Viruses: Some QR codes may lead you to websites or downloads that can infect your device with harmful software.
• Privacy Concerns: Scanning codes from unknown sources may expose your sensitive data to unauthorized parties.

What You Should Do Now:

• Do Not Enter Any Personal Information. If you’ve already been prompted for login credentials, credit card details, or any sensitive data, stop immediately!
• Check the URL: If the page looks suspicious, exit right away. Look for HTTPS (secure) in the website address.
• Report It: If you suspect this QR code is suspicious or potentially harmful, report it to us immediately so we can investigate and protect others.

We value your security and want to ensure you stay protected online. Stay safe and always double-check before scanning QR codes!

Think Before You Scan!