A member shared a warning that unauthorized QR-code stickers labeled “payandzap” or “Authorized Guest Checkout” are appearing on some EVCS chargers, and that they are not an authorized payment method. Members agreed this is another reason to be cautious with QR codes, especially when payment information is involved.
The discussion broadened into frustration over how smartphones and QR-based payments have become hard to avoid for EV charging, parking meters, and even laundry machines at some...
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A member shared a warning that unauthorized QR-code stickers labeled “payandzap” or “Authorized Guest Checkout” are appearing on some EVCS chargers, and that they are not an authorized payment method. Members agreed this is another reason to be cautious with QR codes, especially when payment information is involved.
The discussion broadened into frustration over how smartphones and QR-based payments have become hard to avoid for EV charging, parking meters, and even laundry machines at some RV parks. Some members said they avoid scanning QR codes whenever possible, while others noted that phones are increasingly necessary for daily tasks and, in one case, health monitoring. The main warning was clear, but opinions remained mixed on the broader reliance on smartphones.