nfc

I am on iPhone6s and can't be more excited about app clips, but unlike the NFC scan mode available for iPhone7-X I can't see any such options to use the NFC feature on my iPhone6s. That being said IOS14 being available on older models like iPhone6s, 6sPlus and not having the NFC feature is very disappointing. Will that feature be added in the upcoming betas of iOS 14?

The issue that occurred with iOS 13 beta 4 last year is repeating with iOS 14 beta 2. NFC tags can be read but the shortcut doesn’t run. However sometimes it doesn’t decide to work as it used to.

I am getting an error on iPhone 11 Pro ios 13 trying to scan an NFC Mifare plus tag. The tag does not get detected at all. I do not get the same error on iPhone 8. I have tried this on multiple devices and the results are the same. The errors are from the device log. The error is as follows. Generic error received: PHNCINFCSTATUSDISCOVERYTARGETACTIVATIONFAILED Generic error received: phNciNfceDiscTgtActvnFailed

Hi, Is there any resource available on this subject? Thank you.

Hi , I want to know that when apple supposes to support NFC Host Card emulation. is it supported in WWDC20?

I am a 19 year old student (not currently studying coding) and recently had an idea for an app with NFC as I had been wanting to get back into coding for a while. So I have been looking around to see where to start learning, and check what would be necessary to make it. I then realised that I didn't have access to the NFC capability inside of Xcode, and that you needed to enroll into the Apple Developper Program (and pay the 99$). Am I right about this? Is there really no way to experiment with NFC without paying for the program? Thanks for your answers!

Hi, Relatively new to NFC, but have prototyped a reader/writer. I have a bunch of MiFare Classic, but these aren't being detected so I assume they're unsupported? I also have some MiFare DESFire tags, which are detected using an NFCTagReaderSession, but not NFCNDEFReaderSession. tag reader became active tag reader did detect tags [tag] Optional(CoreNFC.NFCTag.miFare(<NFCMiFareTag: 0x282ab8b40>)) family: NFCMiFareFamily 2020-07-26 15:50:38.651264+0100 Vendor[815:147466] [CoreNFC] 00000002 80ae4900 -[NFCTagReaderSession setAlertMessage:]:92 (null) tag read invalidated Is it possible to detect any tags, and then work out if they're NDEF capable or not? It seems we have to use a NFCTagReaderSession or NFCNDEFReaderSession, which means choosing physical tag type way ahead of writing an app? I guess I'm confused with NDEF v 'native' types, as described in the Apple docs. Even though the tag claims to support NDEF, it would be useless in a real world situation (if I implemented an app using the more g

I am using iOS 14 beta 3. I read there was an issue with this in earlier iOS 13 betas. It seems to have reappeared with iOS 14? I create a personal automation in Shortcuts with an NFC tag. Works great the first time. Then it never reads it again. If I get an app that can read tags, it reads the tag, so I know the tag is working properly, it's just that the iPhone doesn't read it after the first time. Anyone else have this? I did submit feedback to Apple on iOS 14. Thanks! Dan

Hi. I have NSAppClipRequestLocationConfirmation set to YES in my App Clip's Info.plist's NSAppClip's dictionary. I've also enabled _XCAppClipURL in my Run arguments, and it's set to my domain. And my iPhone iOS 14 simulator's location is set to a test location. But I get the APActivationPayloadError.Code.disallowed error (1) from confirmAcquired(in:completionHandler:) which I'm pretty sure is because the source of the app clip’s invocation wasn’t an NFC tag or visual code. Is there anything I can do to test confirmAcquired in a simulator? Thanks!