What may be published to QR Code Harbor Discover, how listings are reviewed, and how to report content you believe breaks these rules.
Offers and promotions, events, restaurant menus, local businesses and services, and creator or project pages — published by the person or business they belong to.
These restrictions are enforced in software as well as by review — the ineligible QR types listed above cannot be submitted at all.
Every listing is reviewed by a person before it becomes public. Approval checks that the destination is a reachable public web address and that the listing describes what it actually links to. Approval is not a security guarantee and not an endorsement. We show you the destination domain on every listing so you can decide for yourself before clicking.
A dynamic QR code's destination can be changed by its owner after approval. If the destination's domain changes, the listing automatically loses its approval, is removed from search indexing, and its link is disabled until it is reviewed again.
Anyone can report a listing — no account needed — using the Report this listing link on any listing, or the report form. Reports go to a human moderator. We may suspend a listing while we review it. If you are notifying us about content you believe is illegal, email support@qrcodeharbor.com with the listing link and an explanation of why; include how we can reach you if you would like a response.
If we remove or suspend your listing, we tell you why, and you can correct it and resubmit or reply to that decision by email.
Owners can unpublish or archive a listing at any time from their account. Removing a listing does not disable the underlying QR code.
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Listings are published by their owners and reviewed before going live. QR Code Harbor does not endorse third-party destinations — how Discover works · content policy · report a listing.