Why is an App Clip Code better for Han a qrcode?

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I don't have specific information on why an App Clip Code might be better for Han than a QR code from the provided context. However, generally speaking, App Clip Codes can offer a more seamless and integrated experience on Apple devices compared to traditional QR codes. They are designed to quickly launch App Clips, which are lightweight versions of apps, providing users with immediate access to app functionality without needing to download the full app. This can be particularly advantageous in scenarios where speed and ease of use are critical.

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