Acceptable use policy

Version 1.0 · What you can and can't point a QR code at.

The principle

You may point a dynamic QR code at any lawful, non-abusive destination. We host the redirect, not your content - you're responsible for where your QR codes lead.

Prohibited destinations

You may not point QR codes at:

→Phishing or impersonation
→Malware or drive-by downloads
→Child sexual abuse material (zero tolerance - immediate termination and reporting)
→Doxxing or non-consensual intimate imagery
→Spam or unsolicited mass-marketing destinations
→Crypto scams (rug-pulls, pump-and-dump, fraudulent token sales)
→Illegal or unlicensed regulated goods (e.g. firearms, prescription drugs without a permit)
→Adult material targeted at minors
→Anything unlawful in your jurisdiction or ours

Prohibited activity

→Harassing other users through our system
→Creating accounts to evade a prior suspension
→Excessive automated requests beyond rate limits
→Probing or reverse-engineering beyond our security policy
→Reselling raw scan data in violation of GDPR

Enforcement

→Minor: warning and 7 days to fix
→Major: immediate suspension of the offending QR code(s)
→Egregious: immediate workspace termination
→Illegal content: termination and report to authorities

Reporting abuse

Found a QR code on our system pointing at abusive content? Email info@dynamicqrpro.com with the short link, what's harmful, and any evidence. We review within one business day; CSAM is removed immediately and reported.

Contact

info@dynamicqrpro.com · for legal notices, hello@dynamicqrpro.com