When using Google Maps, you're usually looking up directions or viewing your own house. But you never expect to come across something which raises more questions than it answers.
Users have been left baffled after spotting a 'QR code' in the East River in New York, hovering just above the Pier 2 Field at Brooklyn Bridge Park. Sharing the discovery on Reddit, one confused user said: "WTF? You need to select and drop the pegman to see - East River New York."
While some users speculated whether it was a 'secret message' left by Google, others wondered whether it's just a coding mistake. However, nobody has successfully been able to scan the 'QR code' as yet, as they try to figure out what resolution is needed.
