No its not the same thing. The demographic code can be a part of the decoding software you have to install on your phone. When you initially use the decoder whether its pre loaded or you install it, part of the set up process is that you have to enter this information into it, if you want the QR codes to be more specific to you. Certainly your cell phone and the decoder software are not a resolution server. And you have to have the decoder software anyhow.
Someone in another post mentioned how the NEOM codes can be changed on the fly. How are the codes changed on the fly? Once a code is printed and applied to an item that code cant be changed on that item. Yes they can go to the database and change the code for future items that are identical, but you can do that with any printed code. Same goes for QR codes. For instance if the QR code is placed on every bottle of coke, and the coke management wants to change the site or the information they are putting on the bottles you design a new QR code with the new info and start putting it on new bottles. NEOMS smartcode they propesed using would have to do the same thing to change the code.
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