Meridio QR Code Contact Share Hack 1.0 + Redeem Codes
Developer: Michael Grove
Category: Utilities
Price: Free
Version: 1.0
ID: com.idzyns.meridio
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Description
Meridio means "share" and that is exactly what we built it for. To give you an easy way to share your vcard, contacts, business cards, and other information easily through a QR Code.
Meridio lets create as many QR Codes as you like and for business cards, menus, urls, wifi, email, sms and more.
Meridio allows you to set your favorites and gives you the fast access to them. If you have multiple favorites, that is ok, you can easily swipe through them.
Other features of meridio include saving QR codes to your device via long press. Need to edit a code, - simply tap the code to get to the edit screen.
On the list screen you can order your favorites by long pressing then dragging and dropping in the order you like.
Meridio lets create as many QR Codes as you like and for business cards, menus, urls, wifi, email, sms and more.
Meridio allows you to set your favorites and gives you the fast access to them. If you have multiple favorites, that is ok, you can easily swipe through them.
Other features of meridio include saving QR codes to your device via long press. Need to edit a code, - simply tap the code to get to the edit screen.
On the list screen you can order your favorites by long pressing then dragging and dropping in the order you like.
Version history
1.0
2021-08-21
Ways to hack Meridio QR Code Contact Share
- Redeem codes (Get the Redeem codes)
Download hacked APK
Download Meridio QR Code Contact Share MOD APK
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Ratings
1 out of 5
1 Ratings
Reviews
marchetype,
Useless. Avoid.
There are countless apps that allow you easily to create a QR version of a vCard to share your contact info. I have been testing quite a few. Don’t waste your time here. (1) This app only supports a single card (ie set of contact info): so you can set up, for instance a business one and a personal one. (2) There is no support for social media profiles. Just a single website. (3) The phone number field doesn’t support international numbers. (4) After entering your data, the app will force you to enable location services. Why this is necessary is unclear but it’s a privacy problem. (5) Even then, the app cranks and cranks, apparently doing “something” but it never creates a QR code. It’s all a bit suspect.
