@Opera-Security Thank you again and you‘re welcome of course. I still feel uneasy with this approach, so I might change to Vivaldi or Brave, which are both handling the issue differently.
Nevertheless I appreciate your time and efforts and it’s probably not your fault, as I suppose that your marketing team has the last word in this matter.
Hasn't a security engineer noticed yet that opening a scanned QR code immediately is dangerous? We should be able to see what's inside the QR code first and decide what to do with it! After all, a link in a QR code can be dangerous! For example, Brave simply pastes the address into the search engine—take a page from them.
Important updates have been released, but you have to wait a few days until they are available in the Play Store on Android 10... even though you can see that they have been released in apk.
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to my opera gx account,
I wanted to change the password and verify that all sessions were closed.
