Insults my intelligence. Confuses many people.
I am actually a seller on Amazon and we’ve had issues with counterfeiting. So, despite it not really mattering to me if my set of screwdrivers was ‘real’ or not I downloaded the app to see if we could use this ourselves. Now, there’s one easy way this software could have worked and made a lot more sense - if it showed me some sort of serial number (generated by the manufacturer) and told me if that serial number had ever been scanned before. That would tell me 1) that I’m not using an item that’s been returned and 2) that it is probably not fake. Since it doesn’t do either I have no way of telling that somebody didn’t just copy the sticker and stick it on. If someone had done that then I’d expect it to say ‘this was scanned 100 times and is fake’. And perhaps it *could* have done that. The help feature inside the app completely insults my intelligence by not making no attempt whatsoever to explain the way this technically works (or is intended to work). And finally, the sticker itself has extremely small text and doesn’t imply in any way what it’s for (I’m smart so I guessed but clearly MANY people have no clue). And why can’t it be a QR code that at least helps me install the app? And it doesn’t even have the product name on it! Terribly thought out and a huge wasted opportunity.