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Version 2.0 · 2023-12-21
- Bugs fixed - New Barcode types added - Metadata & Languages Update
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The store currently lists version 2.0, updated 2023-12-21.







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QR Reader is a powerful and intuitive iOS app designed to make QR code and barcode scanning a breeze. With its lightning-fast performance and robust functionality, this app enables users to effortlessly read and generate codes on their devices.
Gone are the days of struggling to scan QR codes or barcodes with unreliable apps. QR Reader harnesses cutting-edge technology to deliver an exceptional scanning experience. Simply point your device's camera at the code, and QR Reader instantly recognizes and decodes it, providing you with the relevant information or action associated with the code.
But QR Reader doesn't stop at just scanning codes—it goes above and beyond. With its efficient code generation feature, the app allows you to effortlessly create your own QR codes and barcodes.…
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- Bugs fixed - New Barcode types added - Metadata & Languages Update
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