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How AriaQR keeps codes safe

1 min read·Updated October 27, 2026

Short answer

Every link is checked against Google Safe Browsing when it’s made, when it changes and every day after. Every code has a public check page anyone can open, people can report a code, and brands can verify their domain.

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Check any code

Type a code or aqr.li link at ariaqr.com/check to see whether it’s live, where it leads and whether its owner verified their domain.

A code’s check page: live and not flagged.

Before you scan any code

The QR safety checker reads any QR code on your device and shows where it goes before you open it.

The safety checker reading a code.

Reports and blocks

  • Every warning and check page has a report link.
  • Free codes and links on Safe Browsing are blocked. A paying customer’s printed code shows a warning and its owner is emailed, until the site is clean again.
  • A person reads every report within two working days.

Owners can print a small mark beside a code that opens its check page. More on the trust & safety page.

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Verified domainsProve you own your website and every code that points to it shows “Verified domain” on its public check page. Signing in with a work email verifies that domain at once; otherwise use a meta tag, a file or a DNS record.
Change where a code pointsOpen the code in your dashboard, type the new address under “Destination” and save. The printed code keeps working and starts opening the new address straight away. Every new address is safety checked first.

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