Paris Created a QR Code System to Enhance Security for the Olympic Games. It’s Resulted in Widespread Frustration
Magnet“The center of Paris has become Fort Knox!,” a Parisian resident sarcastically said leading up to the Olympics.
Read more »“The center of Paris has become Fort Knox!,” a Parisian resident sarcastically said leading up to the Olympics.
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