My client has an NFC loyalty card for their customers. Since a lot of their customers lose their card or break it they would like to make the card available in Host Card Emulation mode. We're talking hundreds of thousands of card holders, so the advantage of emulating it is huge for them. Is it possible to do this (yet) on the current version of iOS? If so can it be triggered from within an app or is Apple Wallet a solution for this? As it will be available on the Android version of the app I am looking for an elegant way to integrate the same functionality on Apple devices. Please advise.
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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?
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This would be invaluable. It would be great if you could also nominate the condition that you take the medication for and be able to set the time time window for a reminder (some conditions require meds to be taken within a 15 min time window to be effective). It would also be great to be able to log a pet’s health and meds in an app that could also be used in shortcuts and with nfc.
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Hi, I would like to have an option in shortcuts to trigger the point: Tablets / Medicine Taken. So I can use an Automation with NFC or Siri to trigger at my Medicine Box when I take it. Its a little frustrating to take out the iPhone / open the message / open the app / trigger the Button. Second is an information again when I don't take the medicine, may at a delay 1-2 hours. Thanks
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I keep getting Thread 1: Fatal error: Couldn't parse Launchdata.json as Array: When loading this file: [ { name:Smartcard imageName:Smartcard description:A all new way to buy and sell stuff featuring RFID and NFC for touchless transactions and with local server you can pay with your phone. department:Ticki Finance productid:1737484 id:1 creator:The Ticki Team }, { name:Ink pad imageName:Inkpad description:A quick and easy way to take fingerprints and stamp stamps 😝, And with a quick water activation taking only 15 seconds you can setup in no time. Also, refilling the ink chamber is super easy, all you have to do is put ink in the middle hole. department:Ticki Design productid:7338388 id:2 creator:The Ticki Team }, { name:Wallet imageName:Wallet description:Ever had issues with your credit cards falling out of your pocket/wallet? Well this fixes any issues with the. Introducing Ticki Wallet. department:Ticki Finance productid:2444495 id:3 creator:The Ticki Team }, { name:Pencil Case imageName:Pencil
This is all quite feasible. You don’t need to use CTK here, although there are some situations where you might want to do that [1]. However, for basic functionality all you need to do is: On iOS only, add the com.apple.token keychain access group to your keychain-access-groups entitlement [2]. When querying the keychain with SecItemCopyMatching, pass in the kSecAttrAccessGroup attribute with the value set to kSecAttrAccessGroupToken. Pasted in below are a few code snippets from a test project I have lying around. I tested it with a YubiKey 5 NFC. IMPORTANT This snippet uses deliberately bad crypto, .rsaSignatureMessagePSSSHA1. This snippet uses the secCall helpers from here. Share and Enjoy — Quinn “The Eskimo!” @ Developer Technical Support @ Apple let myEmail = eskimo + 1 + @ + apple.com [1] For example, using TKTokenWatcher to watch tokens come and go. [2] The docs are not at all clear about this, something I recently filed a bug about. Coulda sworn I filed a bug about that but I can’t find the bu
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Come on guys. In 2023 it should be normal that the watch can read nfc tags. My whole house is smart and my 600€ watch still lives in 2010. I bought the watch because I thought it would operate my smart lock and automations and I would not always have to take my phone with me. Now I have an Apple product that is expensive and useless to me. Please make an update that unlocks the feature.
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Hi , Since iOS14.6 official release , I have seen a regression in the reading of NDEF message with Type5 tags only !!! This is not a problem with an invalid NDEF or with our Tag : It was tested with many Type5 Tags and tags formatted and created with different iOS NFC apps · This problem seems to affect only ISO 15693 tags : tested with ISO 14443A, we were able to detect it So, Type5 tags are only impacted. Not Type4A. How to reproduce it : Install the iOS14.6 or iOS14.7 beta Download the coreNFC reference App from https://developer.apple.com/documentation/corenfc/building_an_nfc_tag-reader_app Use a Type5 Tag with a NDEF Formatted message Run NFC Tag reader , and see that when scanning tag, NDEF is not detected. When debugging sample code, the NFCNDEFReaderSessionDelegate is never called. Thx for your help
I have the same issue. It's surprising there is not a straight forward resource on how to use PassKit. it's even worse if you want to use NFC functionality. Right now, I am just trying to get something into the Wallet app at all. It took forever just to get the certificate signing errors to go away. I've used the reference you listed and also this: https://developer.apple.com/library/archive/documentation/UserExperience/Conceptual/PassKit_PG/YourFirst.html#//apple_ref/doc/uid/TP40012195-CH2-SW1
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My NFC tags are only working with the shortcuts app on my iPhone 11. I am trying to write code on them using the “ NFC tools” app. Whenever I try to write code on them using this app the NFC tags never connect. I have tried different apps that allows you to write code on NFC tags but none of them work. I know it not the tags because I use the same apps on my android devices and they work also I have seen others you the same apps on there iPhones and there’s also works too. Am I doing something wrong or is there another to write code on NFC tags using iPhone.
Hi, So I'm developing an app that actively uses NFC. Anyways, we use NFC tags that have a firebase dynamic link, that basically primarily opens the link in-app as a universal link, but if the app isn't installed, its really just a web link that opens in Safari. So the user flow should really just be the iPhones detecting the NFC tags, showing the notification for the NFC detection to open the link in the app or Safari, and so on. The issue is that, consistently about half the time, scanning the NFC tags opens Apple Wallet/Pay, even prompting Face ID. Although even if Face ID is successful, no transaction actually occurs. But that's the thing, see the NFC tags are really just embedded with simple web links as NDEF, nothing to do with Apple Wallet or Pay whatsoever. I'm not sure if it's just supposed to be the default action on iOS to open Apple Wallet when NFC is detected, but anybody know a workaround for this? (I doubt configuring with support fo
Maybe have relation with these categories: Audio: Used to play audio in your app Networking: Used for networking Processing: Used by the CPU and GPU Display: Used to show the application UI Bluetooth: Used for Bluetooth Location: Used for location tracking within your app Camera: Used by the camera within your app Torch: Used for the flashlight NFC: Used for NFC within your app Other: A combination of the power in the above categories thatʼs too small to show in the list and any other power use
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According to the documentation, for app clips: If a user returns to a previously launched App Clip from the App Library or Spotlight, the App Clip uses the invocation URL that it previously used to launch the App Clip. Is there a way to see whether the invocation URL that is passed to the app is simply the cached URL from a e.g. Spotlight launch vs. whether it has actually come from an app clip invocation method like NFC/QR? Alternatively, is there a way to disable this caching altogether?
Follow Apple demo, create App ID with NFC, Universial Link entitlement. Project added related entitlement in entitlement plist file. Add Privacy Strings. and com.apple.developer.nfc.readersession.iso7816.select-identifiers with related card/passport AID in Xcode Project plist file. tag reader implemented correct, cause I can read my Passport and send command using NFCISO7816APDU. But when I'm try to connect to a credit card(VISA), error returned, telling Error Domain=NFCError Code=2 Missing required entitlement UserInfo={NSLocalizedDescription=Missing required entitlement} As my understanding Apple still not allow to read the tag with any payment related AID. Core NFC doesn't support payment-related Application IDs. But my thinking is just to read some card information and verify it, not for payment. So wanna to know above error saying Missing required entitlement is about the rules of payment-related Application IDs?
Perhaps it's time the European Commission leaned on Apple on this front, after basically forcing them to use USB-C. This stranglehold on the NFC chip in Apple mobile devices could really be considered market protectionism. And since no tech journalist dares to mumble this, maybe the EC should.
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