“nfc”

Hello... you are use Ultralight NFC right. May I know how you do this, can you share code here so I can identify what's is the main error. Thanks.

now there is core nfc

Following this Stack Overflow answer - https://stackoverflow.com/a/61265904/3765705, I have manually removed the NDEF entitlement and was able to upload my app to the App Store without the ITMS-90778 error I was experiencing. But this leaves me with a lot of questions... Why does Xcode add an entitlement that needs to be removed for uploading to the App Store? Is this a bug? Should I file a radar? I have now removed the NDEF entitlement. What will this cause? I am testing my app with a some cheap NFC Tags and everything seem to work, both reading and writing (and this includes the readerSession(_ session: NFCNDEFReaderSession, didDetectNDEFs messages: [NFCNDEFMessage]) NFCNDEFReaderSessionDelegate method that, as made clear by the name, handles the NDEF message of the tag), but have I maybe reduced the number of tags my app will be compatible with, by removing this entitlement? Another Stack Overflow answer - https://stackoverflow.com/a/58146231/3765705 with some upvotes describes the need to also ad

Same issue here, scanning nfc works only one time with the new beta, after that you habe to reboot. iam using also freestyle libre glucose sensor, very annoying

I confirm, I've the same problem with the beta 4. You can only scan an nfc tag once (until you reboot).

I confirm, I've the same problem with the beta 4. You can only scan an nfc tag once (until you reboot).

Same here, calling NFC read only works 1 time and then it keeps showing that Error until reboot. -_- Did anyone already put the Bug report?

I also have the same problem. None of my NFC reader apps are working on iOS 14 beta 4. CoreNFC is returning System resource unavailable. Could you pay with apple pay?

To preview how the app clip card will look, you should try out the developer settings added in beta 5. If you go to Settings → Developer → Local Experiences (under App Clip Testing), you'll be able to register an app clip experience just for that device. You'll need a URL prefix for this, like https://example.com/, and the bundle identifier of your clip. Once you've set it up: build and run your app clip target from Xcode to put the app clip on the device. You should then be able to use a QR Code or NFC tag with a matching URL, like https://example.com/?id=12, to trigger the card and then launch your clip. If you don't see the developer settings, double check that you're running iOS 14 beta 5.

There are no additional steps required from you. Once your app and app clip are live, the registered URLs for the advanced experience will automatically start working. The advanced experience enables additional app clip invocation methods such as NFC tags, visual codes, and Maps (when there is an associated physical location). For more information about the advanced experience, please see Configuring Your App Clip’s Launch Experience - https://developer.apple.com/documentation/app_clips/configuring_your_app_clip_s_launch_experience.