I am having a question about generic FIDO2 support in IOS14. Some companies requires that the user authenticates using external company issued FIDO2 tokens, connected over NFC (iPhone) or USB (new iPads). This is possible today with IOS13 but it does not support resident keys or require PIN for authentication. Will these functions be supported on an iPhone or iPad with IOS14?
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I am keen to develop some app clips for my latest apps. The API seems ready, but the QR code is not going to be released till a few months time. My question is when will App Clips be publishable on the App Store? Do we have to wait till QR codes become public too, or can we still use them using NFC or Maps only. Thanks.
Hi @lemonspike, Today, you can debug and implement an app clip locally as described in the documentation and sessions. When TestFlight and App Store Connect get support for app clips later this year, you'll be able to invoke an app clip from NFC, QR codes, Maps. When app clip codes become available, it will be an additional invocation method.
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Hello, we are noticed that iPhone 7 iOS 13.5.1 no longer starts the NFC reader session, because ? You can help us ? Thanks. Firenze Web Division.
Hi, I am developing an iOS app in which the device(iPhone) needs to act as an NFC tag(conforming to ISO 14443) so that an NFC reader could read the information present in this virtual tag (like UID). How can I acheive this ? Does iOS supports NFC Host Card Emulation ?
My experience with NFC is very limited, but I'm trying to implement a way to share a URL directly from one iPhone to another using NFC, similar to how Android Beam works. I learned that even though iOS 13 supported writing to tags, it did not support tag emulation necessary for this kind of data exchange to work. I've watched the WWDC 2020 video on the new Core NFC features, but I can't figure out if anything has changed in this regard. I can't find any information about this in the documentation neither. Can anyone with more NFC experience tell me if what I'm trying to do is possible?
App Clip codes are just URLs (If using NFC or QR codes). So it would just go to that URL in a browser. The special circular App Clip code has a standard NFC chip in it and the outer circles are like a custom QR code pattern. I don’t think Android apps could read that. But they should be able to use the NFC tag and open the URL.
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Well if you registered https://example.com/store/1 as an App Clip then on an iOS device running iOS14 it would open the App Clip. iOS 13 and less it would pop up a notification if NFC saying a URL has been scanned, do you want to open in Safari. Same with a QR code. So on an Android device it would go to that URL in a browser. You have to own https://example.com to link it to an App Clip so on your web server serve some content from https://example.com/store/1 and the Android device will load whatever content is there.
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If you mean the circular, QR code like, sticker with an NFC chip in the centre. Apple haven't announced this yet. Coming later this year.
Effectively, one way or another you'd be navigated to the website that is registered with your NFC chip as described above. If your site used the user agent header to do redirects that'd be up to you. For example, you could try and see if the user agent said it was Android OS and redirect to a page telling them to get an iPhone if they want to use your App Clip :) So it is ultimately up to you what they see. It is your site, and their web browser. I tried Core NFC out with some of the tags I bought when I got my Xs which supports background tag reading. iOS beautifully shows a local notification on the top of the screen, and then tapping opens Safari directly to my page, or presumably the universal link into my app although I didn't try that. My Android friends, the experience for them wasn't the same and varied for each of them. Some OEMs went straight to internet browser, while others prompt the user asking them what they wanted to do (choose chrome or x, y, z other browsers).
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I’m going to recommend that you start a new thread here, making sure to: Tag it with Core NFC Referencing this old thread It’s unlikely that any NFC experts will see this thread with its current tags )-: I tried changing the tags but that’s not working for some reason (r. 65124359). Share and Enjoy — Quinn “The Eskimo!” @ Developer Technical Support @ Apple let myEmail = eskimo + 1 + @apple.com
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How does iOS know that given URL is an App Clip URL? Developing a Great App Clip - https://developer.apple.com/documentation/app_clips/developing_a_great_app_clip lists a number of ways app clip can be launched: Scanning an NFC tag or visual code at a physical location Tapping a location-based suggestion from Siri Suggestions Tapping a link in the Maps app Tapping a Smart App Banner on a website Tapping a link that someone has shared in the Messages app Some of these – like scanning a QR code – are interactive. Which means there is no way to pre-process the URL to understand if it is an App Clip URL (which can be done for links in Maps for example). Does this mean that for each QR code scanned the system will first need to make a request to the App Store to understand if the link should be presented as App Clip?
Hi, I'm inlay converter and I need know the brand and model of NFC IC for app clips codes tags. Could you connect me with responsible officer or send me more tech info? I need prepare samples for tests in advance. Regards.
Has anyone found a way to invoke a dev/debug AppClip via URL? Ie. while I'm developing an app clip I want to test/demonstrate the behaviour when tapping an URL banner or an NFC tag, before the app clip-enabled version has been uploaded to the App Store.
jaja july 2020, in iOS 14 beta and still no NFC in Shortcuts, not more to say...
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