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App works fine for the three products I tested it on. I'm just not sure what it's being "Transparent" with. The products all had vastly different details included but I'm not sure why the brief description of the product will be useful. Maybe if their was a link to a manual, troubleshooting details or maybe the factory/company who make this super generic random alphabet brand products.





I got it to work once. I had to have the camera app open, center the qr code, have it in focus, then quickly open the transparency app. There's only a split second at start up when it's scanning, the rest of the time the ui is greying out the scanning part and giving you language options and a page with learn more about the app. From that page you can also switch back to scanning by camera icon, for a split second. That said the info shown after scanning was just what Amazon listed already.





Completely unnecessary. I opened it and spent too long trying to get it to scan the QR code for my product. I didn't have an issue with it being dark or anything. I allowed the permissions it requested and the stupid app just sits there and looks at the super clear code. This isn't necessary to have for your product to work. It basically just tells you everything about the product that Amazon did. Pointless and a waste of my time to try to retrieve info that I already have.





This app has about 3 purposes: 1. It's needed for shopping at Amazon reseller bin stores. Boxes that aren't labeled beyond the QR code don't always show up when scanned with the Amazon app like they should, so people have to use this to see what's in the box. 2. Amazon Vine reviewers could use this rather than writing on the boxes of items they plan on reselling after the required 6-month wait. 3. People who work in an Amazon warehouse or bin store. I don't think anyone else needs this app.





I scanned the item I received as a Xmas gift with the hope that I could find where to look at other similar items. Unfortunately, the only info given upon scanning the item is a description. There is no link to the distributor, the manufacturer, or even a brand name. There's not a lot of benefit to scanning something if there's no information on its origin or some other reference information.
Review Source: Google Play store public user reviews.
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