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rzemanfl

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7. I am worried about the scanner at the airport. I don't know how I could test what I have.

Reply to sl8 (Reply #5)

Mon Apr 25, 2022, 06:49 PM

Apr 2022

I am old and confused. I think they are telling me to bring their email to me up on my phone and hold the QR code on it up to their machine. Thank goodness these are the two youngest grandchildren graduating,

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How good does a picture of a QR code need to be? [View all] rzemanfl Apr 2022 OP

No idea. greatauntoftriplets Apr 2022 #1

Thank you, GAT. n/t rzemanfl Apr 2022 #2

You're welcome. greatauntoftriplets Apr 2022 #6

I would scan the paper one. nt Phoenix61 Apr 2022 #3

I am just going to wave the paper one at their machine and quit worrying. rzemanfl Apr 2022 #4

Do you have another device with which to try a test scan? nt sl8 Apr 2022 #5

I am worried about the scanner at the airport. I don't know how I could test what I have. rzemanfl Apr 2022 #7

Yes, it wouldn't be a guarantee. sl8 Apr 2022 #8

I have the same email on my laptop and my phone. rzemanfl Apr 2022 #9