“nfc”

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

Hi, So I know Apple supports a few schools right now with student IDs in the Apple Wallet, my school isn't supported and probably won't be for a long time since they don't use Blackboard. So what I'm wondering is if it's possible for me to develop my own app to use the NFC code on my Staff ID to where I can put that pass into AppleWallet to use with the HID access control readers we use to get into buildings and other secure areas. I know I will have to get the PassKit cert from Apple, but I was wondering if this is something that could actually be done where I can just have the phone output it in express mode or something like that. Thanks ccs46

Guys, I need your help, please. What do I need: to get the tag's UID (i.e Serial number) using iOS app What do I have: I have an app Flutter, which works fine on Android (I can read the tag's UID) and do nothing on iOS The card's details (plastic card): Tag type: ISO 14443-3A Technologies available: NfcA, MifareClassic, Ndef Serial number: AB:BF:88:AE (this is i really need to get from the app) Saved message on the tag: My text with spaces On iOS side I created two implementations: one for NFCTagReaderSession, another one for NFCNDEFReaderSession (I do not use it at the same time, only separated) NFCTagReaderSession import UIKit import Flutter import CoreNFC @available(iOS 13.0, *) var session_tag: NFCTagReaderSession? @available(iOS 13.0, *) var flutterResult: FlutterResult! @available(iOS 13.0, *) @UIApplicationMain @objc class AppDelegate: FlutterAppDelegate, NFCTagReaderSessionDelegate { override func application( _ application: UIApplication, didFinishLaunchingWithOptions launchOptions: [UIApplication.La

We are testing NFC tags to send visitors to a special landing page. The tag (its a card) asks an iPhone XR if it would like to open the subject URL, but on an iPhone 8 it opens Apple Pay (you see your linked card appear)? Does anyone know why the result is different for these two phones and why the 8 thinks you are trying to buy with Apple Pay, instead of taking the user to our landing page URL?

APP Stroe has created an advanced lightweight app experience, but NFC and QR code scanning are not activated. What is the problem?

I have a NFC-B card and it has several application identifiers. I am trying to get two AIDs using an iphone. However, I only knew how to get one AID (item0 of info.plist). I was able to get AIDs one at a time, however, I did not know how to get several AIDs at once. Would you know how to do that? According to an official documentation, it says that a system stores added queue. However, I don’t know how to get the queue. NFCTagReaderSession | Apple Developer Documentation if I can get the queue , I should be able to solve this problem. NFCReader.swift