QR codes can be set to four different hierarchies of error correction:
Low (7%): Up to 7% of the code can be damaged.
Medium (15%): 15% of the code can be damaged.
Quartile (25%): 25% of the code can be damaged.
High (30%): Up to 30% of the code can be damaged or obscured, but it will still work.
This system is what makes it possible for logos or designs to be incorporated into QR codes.
If a portion of a QR code becomes unreadable (due to damage or a misprint), error correction kicks in.
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