{"package_name":"com.verdettoqr.scanner","name":"Verdetto: QR & Barcode Scanner","summary":"See the link before it opens. Looks a product up, on your phone.","category":"Multimedia","icon_url":"/api/icon/com.verdettoqr.scanner","latest_version_code":10008,"latest_version_name":"1.0.8","apk_url":"/api/apk/com.verdettoqr.scanner","apk_size":14756908,"apk_sha256":"dbb98c4fa4c53e4b42b659fe96762f4d1a5fde1bfe0cd5671ce33b5cdabe65f5","source_kind":"fdroid-repo","repo_slug":"fdroid-main","last_updated":1790478038,"release_timestamp":1790446471,"description":"Verdetto is a free QR code and barcode scanner for Android with no ads and no fake buttons. It shows the link before it opens, is built to read damaged codes, and checks scanned content for warning signs on the phone. It never says anything is safe: \"No warnings found\" means none of its checks matched.\n\nSee the link before it opens\nThe address, the network name or the contact is shown before anything opens. The built-in checks run on the phone: lookalike names and brand misuse, unusual ports, plain http, downloads, tracking tags, open redirects, IP hosts, premium numbers, prefilled SMS, open Wi-Fi, payment codes, and a safety list of reported phishing, scam and sanctions entries, built in the open, signed, and checked on your phone. With online lookups on, a shortened link is expanded and a domain's age is read. The result is one line: Danger, Caution, or No warnings found. A link never opens by itself unless you turn that on, and then only after a three-second cancel. Whether to open, join, dial or act is your decision.\n\nReads torn, faded and creased codes\nFaded, torn, tilted or inverted: keep aiming and it keeps trying across frames instead of asking you to hold still. Several codes in view are outlined and you pick the one you meant. Tap to focus, pinch to zoom, or scan a photo or a shared image. It reads QR codes and their small forms, Data Matrix, Aztec, PDF417, MaxiCode, the retail and industrial barcodes, GS1 packs, boarding passes, driver's licenses and vehicle numbers.\n\nOnline lookups you can turn off\nOnline lookups are on unless you turn them off, with one switch. With them on, a product, book, record, journal or device is looked up in a small file your phone fetches and reads itself, so the number goes to no database; a medicine number of one national register, a device number the file does not know and a vehicle number go to their public registers. Where the app's recall copy has reports for a food's barcode, its sheet shows them. The privacy policy name","categories":["Multimedia","Security"]}