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Feature proposal QR with plausible deniability (Answ. to #32)

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Hello!

I would like to thanks all team for work on Banan Split at first

My proposal\qestion is: Can it possible to introduce inside Banana Split (or side project) something i found out recently - a QR-codes with plausible deniability ->
https://github.com/sunknudsen/blockcrypt

So you can easily generate QR with multiply secrets and scan them (second, third and more secret bottoms) and depends what password you enter - your result will be different

See as: scan QR, enter 123 -> get "hello", scan QR, enter 321 -> get "Password"

It also partly-answers qestion #32 made by @kirushik how to fit inside more info (?)

P.S. Video of how it works can be found here BUT there no published version for Windows, Linux, Mac or HTML for universality:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bary2XghKjw

Greets!

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Tech stack
typescript
Domain
cryptography, security
Issue type
Feature
Difficulty
5/5
Estimated time
Over a week
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