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Apr 29, 2026
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BikeShare Toronto warns riders of QR code scam
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BikeShare Toronto warns riders of QR code scam
By Prisha Dev Global News
Posted April 29, 2026 3:48 pm
1 min read
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Toronto's BikeShare program is warning users to be vigilant when scanning any QR codes on the bikes. BikeShare To/ Instagram
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As the weather gets warmer, Bike Share Toronto riders are being warned to stay vigilant as fraudulent QR codes are being placed on some of its b…
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