“nfc”

The iPhone has a proximaty sensor, the NFC chip does not. NFC in the iPhoneis passive, not active. The actual chip is an NXP66V10 but there is very little publicinformation available.

@messina614, I haven't seen the Exxon App Clip NFC tag myself, but you can place an App Clip in any NFC tag. Just make sure the NFC tag resolves to a URL you defined as an App Clip Advanced Experience in the App Store Connect. If you referring to a specific tag Apple issues, then only Apple can answer

Hello! but in the video iOS device works as a card reader.And there is no option for emulate an nfc tag in NFC Tools iOS app.Did you find any solution for this?

I have a field RFID Detector, decided to try it out on my phone and my friend’s phone. I put the detector to my phone, and it was blinking, so the nfc was trying to find a tag, but the light was very dim. Tried it on my friend’s phone. Light was brighter than ever, meaning a really high field of nfc. Maybe it’s a power issues, and there isn’t enough power going to the nfc chip?

Two questions please: I understand silently reading NFC tags using NFC libraries is not possible. Is there perhaps a different library which allows reading other types of RFID tags? Is there a way for a company to request silently reading NFC tags on the condition that the relevant app only be deployed internally, never on the apple store? Thanks

Dear Apple, We have obtained the entitlement for NFC transactions for apps in the European Economic Area. With it it's possible to have a P2P NFC communication? if yes where I can found an example to have the writer part. In the documentation we have see the Device-to-Device transactions: If you have the legal right and the necessary regulatory permissions to provide device-to-device NFC solutions in the EEA, you can request access to iOS APIs to develop, test, or distribute an HCE Application for transmitting data over NFC to another mobile device. but in any place we discover documentation that explain how to do that. thanks

I have the same question. Is it possible to write NDEF-data to an nfc-tag with UTF-8 (not the UTF-16 default), so it is compatible with Android and other NFC readers?

Hello, I'm currently developing an iOS app using CoreNFC that interacts with an RFID reader to facilitate data writing via NFC. My use case involves writing specific NFC tag data to an RFID reader in the context of an electric vehicle charging station that supports multiple RFID standards (ISO/IEC 14443A/B, ISO/IEC 15693, Mifare, FeliCa™, etc.). However, every time I attempt this NFC write operation, the Apple Wallet app opens, preventing my app from completing the NFC session. Here are the details of the issue: I'm using the lower-level NFCISO14443ReaderSession API for direct tag communication, not NDEF. I do not want to create a virtual NFC tag for contactless transactions; I only need to write the NFC tag data to the RFID reader, and the iPhone should act as an initiator, not a tag emulation device. This behavior is consistent, and despite ensuring that I am not working with NDEF tags, the Wallet app is triggered each time. I understand that CoreNFC sup