The message is quite simple, do not use QR codes to ‘check in’, as ‘suggested’ by those in government.
Despite what the people in government ‘advertise’, there is no legal or lawful obligation for you as a ‘customer’ to use a QR code in the premises you choose to do business with.
It is strictly voluntary.
While there may be a 'suggestion' (with no lawful Act in circulation to support this) for a business to display a QR code, once that is fulfilled there is no legal or lawful mandate for the business owner to police any customer to use the QR code.
The mainstream media has informed the public for the second(?) time that police have made a ‘fundamental breach of trust’, where in reality police have committed a criminal offence with regards to illegally accessing a database, but police have been doing this since the beginning of the implementation of QR codes.
The problem there is the police do this with impunity.
So, who are you going to call?
The (corrupt) police to report that their ‘brethren’ are committing a criminal offence?
This is where the meme regarding police action “We investigated ourselves and found we did nothing wrong” comes into effect.
Note:
The Australian Signals Directorate has warned people NOT to use QR codes.
See article:
Australia, the true 'police state'.
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