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QrRota

Safety

Seen a suspicious link?

QrRota short links should be safe for everyone to scan. If a code leads to phishing, malware, a scam or illegal content, let us know.

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    Your report goes straight to our safety team. We never share who you are with the code's owner.

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    We review the link and disable it quickly if it's harmful. From then on, anyone who scans it sees a warning page.

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    If you leave your e-mail address, we may contact you for more details.

If you entered card details or a password on a page, call your bank right away and change your password. You can also report it to your local cybercrime authorities.

Our target times

Clear phishing reports
Within 24 hours
Official orders (Law 5651)
Within 4 hours

These are targets, not guarantees. We handle reports in order of severity.

To see where a QrRota short link goes without opening it, add + to its end: qr.qrrota.com/menu+. The preview never shows who owns the code.

You can also report it by email: abuse@qrrota.com

For example qr.qrrota.com/ab12cd, or just ab12cd. Enter the short link from the QR code, not the address of the site it opened.

What's wrong?

Only used to contact you about this report.

Your report is stored without your IP address; only a one-way fingerprint of it is kept to prevent misuse. If you leave your e-mail address, it’s deleted 90 days after the report is closed, and within a year at the latest. Your description may be sent, with personal details masked, for an AI-assisted first review (see the Privacy Policy). The form uses Cloudflare Turnstile to stop automated submissions.