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Acceptable use policy

What you can’t do with QRflick.

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Last updated: October 11, 2026

QR codes are trusted by the people who scan them. To protect them, and every customer whose printed codes share our short domain, you must not use QRflick to:

  • Phish or scam: fake login pages, fake payment requests, impersonating banks, public bodies, delivery companies or other brands.
  • Spread malware or links to it, or hide a destination behind other link shorteners.
  • Break the law: illegal content, goods or services; content that infringes others' rights.
  • Harm people: harassment, hate, threats, content sexualising minors, or doxxing.
  • Spam or send unsolicited mass messaging.
  • Abuse the service: try to break its security, overload it, or get around plan limits or our safety checks.

What we do

Every destination is checked against reputation services when you save it and again regularly. Unsafe links are disabled automatically and the owner is told. Repeated abuse leads to suspension. When people are at risk we act first and review after.

Report abuse

Found a bad code? Use Report this link on any QRflick page, or write to team@qrflick.com. We aim to review serious reports within an hour during business hours.

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