Wow, another project abandoned by Google. Add it to the pile.
this post was submitted on 20 Jul 2024
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melt it down and it add it to the rest
Good. There's no way Google could possibly afford to keep a service like this running
I don't understand why though. A url redirection service would cost them practically nothing to run.
Because they hate us, I can't think of another explanation
Took long enough for QR codes to catch on. I wonder how low usage got before the killed it.
Living in Japan back in 2009 was enough to convince me, really quite something it took this long for it to become standard, still have my old app I used to have to use to even read them back in the day on my phone.
Lol.
I am glad I no longer use google for anything beyond bulk photo storage for which i pay monthly. Paying monthly at least makes me feel like it wont be going away versus anything else they offer free of charge.