Unique QR Code
Dear,
I am want to make a project for a customer, where, when the user put the QR on a phone, my app detect this qr, and load a sound.
Eveything is good with the normal QR api.
However, I want to make my unique QR, where not every QR reader can read it,but jut my application.
Any idea?
I am want to make a project for a customer, where, when the user put the QR on a phone, my app detect this qr, and load a sound.
Eveything is good with the normal QR api.
However, I want to make my unique QR, where not every QR reader can read it,but jut my application.
Any idea?
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encryption is the only way to hide information. In QR code there is not enough bits of information for steganography.
ASKER
Dear all,
Thanks for your info.
However, I don't want to encrypt QR bits (payload message), my goal is to have something unique, with just 10 elements of digits.
something like 1234567890, which can be loaded from an image.
Any idea on how to achieve that?
Thanks for your info.
However, I don't want to encrypt QR bits (payload message), my goal is to have something unique, with just 10 elements of digits.
something like 1234567890, which can be loaded from an image.
Any idea on how to achieve that?
to have something unique, with just 10 elements of digits.I don't understand this requirement or your problem.
ASKER
My original requirement is to make custom unique QR that can't be read with another QR reader.
And while you told me that this is not possible, so i am searching for replacement.
And while you told me that this is not possible, so i am searching for replacement.
I wrote that making a code (image) that can't be read by another QR reader would mean that you have not created a QR code (image).
You can put any data you want into the QR code you produce. It is up to your application to understand if the data is meant for your application and how it is to be used.
If another smart phone application should read one of your QR codes, it probably wouldn't know what to do with it. You could ensure that this would be protected data by encrypting it. Your current thinking would be a type of security -- by obscurity.
You can put any data you want into the QR code you produce. It is up to your application to understand if the data is meant for your application and how it is to be used.
If another smart phone application should read one of your QR codes, it probably wouldn't know what to do with it. You could ensure that this would be protected data by encrypting it. Your current thinking would be a type of security -- by obscurity.
You can encrypt the QR code message/payload. That would allow you to use off-the-shelf QR code software, but only those applications with the decryption key would be able to understand what it is.