The truth behind the mysterious QR code posters across Turkey has been revealed
It has been determined which institution owns the billboards that have attracted citizens' curiosity for days and contained various thank-you messages.
The mystery of the QR-coded billboards adorning streets all across the country, especially in Istanbul, featuring thank-you messages addressed to different names, has been unraveled.
The Secret of the Intriguing Posters Unveiled
Posters placed on busy streets in many different cities of Turkey, featuring expressions such as "Thanks, brother Ziya" and "Thank you, Defne," had been examined with great curiosity by citizens for days.
Those Who Scanned the QR Codes Encountered the Ministry's Project
Citizens who scanned the square codes on these intriguing boards with their mobile phones were directed straight to an initiative implemented by the Ministry of Family and Social Services.
Behind this application turned out to be the Ministry's new digital initiative project, which will officially launch on September 12.
The "There is Kindness" Platform Starts on September 12
It became clear that the main purpose of the posters was to promote the digital volunteering platform named "There is Kindness," prepared by the Ministry of Family and Social Services with the aim of increasing social solidarity.