[jaypinho]

This might be a weird analogy but this product feels like it recreates the NFT problem -- meaning that it's inherently self-referential and doesn't actually solve the problem it purports to.

NFTs are supposed to be an irrefutable, immutable record of ownership. But the only thing they can actually "prove" is the ownership of the NFT itself. It's like having a receipt that says "I own this receipt."

It's a similar story here: using a QR code is proof that at one point you got this QR code from qrdate.org, but it doesn't prove you didn't manipulate the image or video, in which case what value is it providing?