After a Munzee is physically created, it can be assigned coordinates anywhere outdoors or indoor and then deployed via the app. Once the Munzee has been deployed it goes live on the map and is ready to be found or "captured" by other players. If a Munzee is damaged or removed, players can report the malfunction and after two reports the owner of the Munzee is given 30 days to rectify the problem; after which timethe Munzee is taken off the map and archived . Additionally, dedicated players in the QRew or ZeeQRew programs are now able to replace other users' damaged munzees with generic stickers.
After a Munzee is physically created, it can be assigned coordinates anywhere outdoors or indoor and then deployed via the app. Once the Munzee has been deployed it goes live on the map and is ready to be found or "captured" by other players. If a Munzee is damaged or removed, players cannot report the malfunction . Although the app does appear to pretend that it is possible, whenever you do so, the app simply says that you are not allowed to - waiting until after you post a comment before doing so, just to waste your time. It is hence rather unsurprising that there is a large number of munzees listed on the app that do not actually exist, or are damaged way beyond scanning . Additionally, dedicated players in the QRew or ZeeQRew programs are now able to replace other users' damaged munzees with generic stickers.
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and after two reports the owner of the Munzee is given 30 days to rectify the problem; after which timethe Munzee is taken off the map and archived
. Although the app does appear to pretend that it is possible, whenever you do so, the app simply says that you are not allowed to - waiting until after you post a comment before doing so, just to waste your time. It is hence rather unsurprising that there is a large number of munzees listed on the app that do not actually exist, or are damaged way beyond scanning