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> > Maybe one day these miscreants will phish our QR code business cards for > their benefit? > It's great that people are conscientious about putting safe info out there. However, the people scanning codes are the ones who need to worry. Even if everyone considers you 100% trustworthy, they still have to trust your security and tools. I personally avoid scanning stuff because it's clunky enough to break the flow of the moment, you don't know what you've scanned until after the fact, and supplemental action is inevitably required. In contact info sharing situations (uncommon now that it's so easy to look stuff up), texting works great because it's super easy and both sides can immediately verify everything works. I can't say I've ever been asked to scan a QR code from a professional contact. kyle