Code-sweeping food ordering has become very common, so why is this causing discontent among some diners?

Sweep code ordering is a very common phenomenon, but at this time many consumers feel very angry. The newest addition to the list is a new version of the "Cold War", which will allow you to take a look at your own personal information, as well as some of your own cell phone numbers, and some of your own authentication codes. We are going to be so troublesome to eat? So a lot of consumers don't think it's acceptable to order food by scanning the code.

Sweeping code will leak information

In fact, I think that sweeping code ordering is really a very normal phenomenon, but at this time we also need to be clear, sweeping code ordering will not cause a problem to others. For example, some people will find that if they don't pay attention to the public number, they won't be able to order, or they won't be able to check out. There are also times when the followers of the public number will randomly pop up some information, if we enter our cell phone number when scanning the code to order food.

Many people are reluctant to scan the code to order food

It is likely to lead to their cell phones will often be sent some inexplicable text messages, or receive some inexplicable phone calls, which is also mainly because some merchants to sell our personal information to other people. So when you go out to eat, you can ask for the traditional menu. If they don't, you can always go to a different restaurant. Most restaurants have traditional menus because there are some people who don't use smartphones, so traditional menus are not eliminated.

If code-sweeping makes everyone feel very disturbed, then I don't think code-sweeping is really necessary to appear. Although it is true that code-sweeping can facilitate our lives, but if the premise is to leak some of our privacy, I think it is not feasible. We must focus on protecting our privacy, especially now is a data era, in the data era, to protect privacy is even more important.