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ShareAScan Launches QR-Linked Clothing, Built-in FTC 18+ Guardrails

By Drooid · Sep 28, 2026, 10:28 PM UTC · How we work

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ShareAScan, a U.S. startup, launched QR-code clothing that links garments to digital content.
Sisters Shara Zuckerman, a business student, and Kailey Zuckerman, a high-school student, founded the company.
The QR codes open a ShareAScan-hosted experience instead of directing users to external websites.
The FTC warned on Sept. 3 that QR codes can lead to phishing sites, prompting age-restriction to 18+.

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Story summary

ShareAScan, a U.S. startup, launched QR-code clothing that links garments to digital content.
Sisters Shara Zuckerman, a business student, and Kailey Zuckerman, a high-school student, founded the company.
The QR codes open a ShareAScan-hosted experience instead of directing users to external websites.
The FTC warned on Sept. 3 that QR codes can lead to phishing sites, prompting age-restriction to 18+.