nfc

No change after an upgrate to IOS 16.1. iPhone 13 mini. iPhone is not able to read any payment terminal nor nfc tag. Apple Pay working just fine (in Apps or Web). Mine Apple Watch synced with the same phone working ok, able to read payment terminals just fine...

Same problem here - NFC suddenly stopped working last Saturday. (Apple Pay doesn’t work anymore on any terminals) iPhone 13 Pro - iOS 16.0.3 Update to iOS 16.1 didn’t fix it. Apple support did some remote diagnostics - hardware is fine.

Hello @larryr1. I'm not well versed in NFC, however reading the CoreNFC documentation, I see Using Core NFC, you can read Near Field Communication (NFC) tags of types 1 through 5 that contain data in the NFC Data Exchange Format (NDEF). and Your app can also write data to tags, and interact with protocol specific tag such as ISO 7816, ISO 15693, FeliCa™, and MIFARE® tags. Does your tag conform to these format requirements? —Jason.

There must be. We use an app from HID for NFC card readers on doors.

The same thing happened to my iPhone SE2020 on iOS16.0.3. Previously, it could read NFC but from some time it became unavailable. I have made NW setting reset, which was no effect. I solicit the solution.

Hi @Dr_Beta I saw a reply of yours elsewhere on NFC technology and QR codes. If you are still active there are a few things I would like to discuss with you. Hope you reply ! thanks.

Same here, iPhone 11 PM, tried 16.0.2 and also 16.0.3 beta, reseting airdrop, etc. - did not help, nfc still wont read any tags.

I got a new iPhone 14 Pro, and decided to use Shortcuts to log trips instead of having a trip logging app that drains my battery due to excessive location tracking, which is totally unnecessary for the tax purposes. The beginning and end point of any trip is all I need, not the whole detailed route on a map. I have 2 neat logging shortcuts, one for the departure and one for the arrival, both totally doing a perfect logging of my ODO meter that I store as a generic file. After each trips the name of that file gets updated by a voice input of the car’s ODO meter. Data gets logged in a text file. All data is separated with tabs, making it possible to import the text file contents into a Numbers file when needed. I am pretty stoked I got this far, and love the Shortcuts app! (I tested feeding the Numbers file directly, but the result isn satisfactory since it opens the app and I want all of the processes to run without imperative screen interaction.) Both shortcuts can be triggered flawlessly using Siri in Carpla

Same thing here running iOS 16 on my iPhone12pro with no use of background NFC reading, just reads through third party apps

I'd love to just touch my apple watch to a nfc tag to turn on the lights when I come home, or turn them off when I leave. Or a million other things that shouldn't require me to take my phone out of my pocket. No, HomePod is not even available here and even if it was it wouldn't be possible to put one in every single room.

Deemer and where's the security of it? The phone reads the nfc stick, and then? Send a response to a server or what? What if the service of the server is not running?