According to NordVPN, 73% of Americans report scanning QR codes without verifying their source, with 26 million having ...

Fashion retailer Missguided has become one of the first UK retailers to introduce a QR based returns solution that aims to make returning items quick, easy and label-free.

QR codes -- QR stands for quick response -- have surged in popularity, especially since the start of the pandemic. The square barcodes, which users can scan with their phones at parking meters ...

‘Instant Returns’ was launched by InPost earlier this year to make the returns process quicker and easier for consumers. It’s the first returns service where only a QR code is needed – there is no ...

Retailers and brands are under huge pressure, both online and off. The pandemic has dramatically accelerated e-commerce shopping and the cost of logistics, shipping and returns—which can reach ...

For example, employees at Simon malls will process returns for brands like Levi’s and Gap, so all you have to do is go to a mall kiosk with your item and a QR code.

FedEx decides that free, no-box, no-label returns are a great idea and is expanding that feature to more than 2,000 of its location.

To start the process, you'll be sent a QR code online. You then take your return to a drop-off location, scan the QR code, hand over the return and you’re all done.

The QR code is nothing new. Barcodes have been around since the 1960s when Japan entered its high economic growth period and developed the POS system, the beeping machines we now take for granted ...