With your iPhone or iPad, scanning QR codes is a straightforward process, thanks to built-in tools like the Camera app and the Code Scanner feature in the Control Center.

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It should go without saying but we’ll say it again: Don’t scan unknown QR codes. Ever. If it’s an unknown or unsolicited source, don’t scan it.

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Step 3: Scan the QR Code Hold your QR code in front of your device’s camera, and the app should automatically detect and decode the QR code. The link or content associated with the QR code should ...

If using an iPhone with iOS 17.4 or later, you can touch and hold the QR code and then tap Add eSIM. Go ahead and follow the on-screen instructions, hit Continue and tap Add Cellular Plan.