How do you view scanning code ordering such as Alipay and WeChat payment?

In fact, privacy issues are secondary. More importantly, the experience is poor.

Why is the experience poor? Because many restaurants have poor network signal.

This is almost an insoluble problem. After all, the more densely populated the place, the worse the signal. As a densely populated public place, it is difficult for restaurants to have a good signal, and then it is really troublesome to force users to scan the code to order food.

Of course, regarding the network problem, it may be a solution for restaurants to provide WIFI in a conspicuous position, but the network level of public WiFi is often not much better. And public WiFi also involves another problem: connecting to public WiFi will reveal more privacy.

At present, most Chinese restaurants I meet need to scan the code to order food, but the final checkout can be done manually.

Of course, for dinner, as long as there is no problem with the internet, I think it is acceptable to scan the code to order food. After all, you can read the menu leisurely. Moreover, ordering food originally takes more time, and scanning the code does not waste much extra time, which is reasonable in general.

But as far as fast food is concerned, I strongly object to scanning the code to order food, because fast food is for speed. I'll open my mouth, then you enter the amount and I'll pay the bill. If you solve it in five seconds, you can finish the whole fast food in a few minutes. As a result, you asked me to scan the code and order. I used to be able to eat when I was eating, but now I'm still operating my mobile phone? I can fuck you.

The same is true in real life. It is barely acceptable to scan the code in a regular restaurant. Fast food is artificial, efficient and acceptable. The only thing I absolutely can't accept is that fast food restaurants have to scan the code. Well, the worst in this respect is probably K and M, so I have eaten K and M many times less than before in recent years.