[mothered]

It sounds like people managed it, right?

If It's the case, the question Is how and with what device?

Unless I've completely overlooked It, there's no specific mention In the article.

[Jiggly]

It sounds like people managed it, right?

If It's the case, the question Is how and with what device?

Unless I've completely overlooked It, there's no specific mention In the article.

The device would be people's mobiles. I think I read somewhere on twitter that it was indeed a scannable QR code. When you open the camera app, and ensure the QR code is within view of the viewfinder, your phone will pop up with a link, kinda like this:



I don't think the code works anymore, though.

[Oni]

That, or malware. Somehow it being a Chinese gacha game is funnier, though.

Yeah, whatever I thought it was going to be wasn't a cute little princess gacha. Lol!

Given It was floating In the sky and particularly the size of It, how was It accurately scanned?

By the drone Itself?

I assume if you're far enough away it shouldn't be too hard.

Knowing the Chinese government they prolly are gonna use it in some sort of way for propaganda purposes. I wouldn't be surprised if there would be drones flying around Beijing that take the shape of Lei Fengs face.

Princess Connect is run by the CCP confirmed.