What is not allowed
Do not point an OutlastQR code at:
- Phishing pages that try to steal passwords, card numbers or other personal details.
- Malware.
- Unwanted software.
- Scams and fraud.
- Illegal content.
How we check destinations
We check every destination with Google Web Risk when you create a dynamic code and when you edit its destination. We also recheck destinations regularly, usually every week, within a monthly limit on how many checks we run. Links to known URL shorteners and to OutlastQR itself are not accepted.
What happens if a code is flagged
We disable the code, so a scan shows a notice instead of the destination. We email the owner with the reason and how to appeal. An admin may also disable a code after a report, and may disable an account that abuses the service.
How to report a code
Saw a code that leads somewhere harmful? Report it. We review every report.
Disabled codes are covered by the Continuity policy.