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Reply to App rejected because of NFC used in third party
We have added CoreNFC as a weak_framework in our podspec s.weak_frameworks = [CoreNFC] Few clients don't use the NFC feature and few clients use it. People who use don't have any issue with it. People who don't use it, will they have an issue when their app is submitted for review ? They have not added the NFC permission in their Info.plist and have not added the capability as well. Will it still be an issue for such clients?
Topic: App Store Distribution & Marketing SubTopic: App Review Tags:
Jun ’24
Reply to Inability to Communicate via APDU on iOS Despite NFC Tag Detection
I have checked the Console could not really find something there and I have created the sample application just to make contact with my NFC Tag from Texas Instrumentation where the NFC Tagreader session is failing Silently, Thats where our development is blocked and we are unable to progress forward, Is there any way to solve this issue or can we have working session with apple for the same issue ?
Topic: App & System Services SubTopic: Core OS Tags:
Jan ’26
Reply to Disable ISO15693Tag Popup
It is not possible to scan NFC tags silently without the UI. This is by design and there is no way to eliminate all UI elements. While you can Add Support for Background Tag Reading to your app, this will only change the UI shown - a notification instead of the full NFC UI, and the user will need to interact with the notification for your app to be launched.
Topic: App & System Services SubTopic: Drivers Tags:
Dec ’25
Reply to How do you add loyalty cards to wallet in ios9 beta
I'm using a valid public key. If I create the pkpass without adding the nfc key it works, but if I add it (and add the sha1 to the manifest and resign) it doesn't. It doesn't work either if I replace the barcode key for this one.Have you been able to create a pkpass with the nfc key on it and add it to the phone? Maybe this is not enabled in the current beta yet...
Topic: App & System Services SubTopic: Core OS Tags:
Jun ’15
Reply to [NFCReaderSession readingAvailable]: unrecognized selector
Thanks for the response @eskimo! One follow up question is this, how come it works on an iPhone 6s running iOS 12.4? The call to readingAvailable returns false and NFC is not supported on that hardware. I wonder if there is a bug with iOS 12 with devices that can support NFC?Here is a link to the radar I created. Thanks!https://feedbackassistant.apple.com/feedback/7471651
Topic: App & System Services SubTopic: Drivers Tags:
Dec ’19
Non–App Clip NFC URLs show CPSErrorDomain error 2 after creating 50+ Advanced App Clips
We’re seeing unexpected NFC behavior once our app has 50+ Advanced App Clips created. Expected: Scanning an NFC tag with a URL that is NOT an App Clip invocation should show the standard “Open in Safari” notification. Actual: After we create ~50+ Advanced App Clips, scanning NFC tags for URLs on the same domain that are not associated with App Clips consistently shows “CPSErrorDomain error 2” instead of the Safari prompt.
 QR codes for the same non–App Clip URLs work as expected (shows Safari prompt). Clearing the App Clips “Experience Cache” sometimes helps briefly, but the error returns on consequent scans. Notes: Domain has valid AASA. App Clip invocation URLs work as expected.
 The issue appears tied to the number of Advanced App Clips configured. Below ~50, non–App Clip NFC scans behave correctly; above that, they fail.
 Affected across multiple devices and iOS versions tested. Repro steps: Configure 50+ Advanced App Clips for paths on a single domain.
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Topic: App & System Services SubTopic: General Tags:
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Nov ’25
Reply to Has anyone managed to get Nintendo's amiibo working with iOS 11's Core NFC?
I've been trying to work with the same thing. I was able to get a very basic identifier for lego dimentions characters, but it seems that the ID is the same on certain vehicles. I also tried scanning disney infinity, skylanders figures, and Amiibo as well. None worked, however the skylanders did light up when the iPhone was in scanning mode, which is interesting. This leads me to believe that none of them use just NFC, but rather some mixture of NFC and RFID. I am not very familiar with NFC or RFID so I could be wrong. Technically CoreNFC supports RFID, it just hasn't been implemented yet, so hopefully we will see that and be able to implement that into our apps. Imagine an app that changes the theme based on a scanned Amiibo (That's what I was working on).
Topic: App & System Services SubTopic: Core OS Tags:
Sep ’17