“nfc”

I have an app where I want to scan an aztec-code into a reader (that also reads NFC) which will trigger apple pay. I need to supress apple pay to use my app. This is done by applying to apple and get an entitlement which i have applied to my profile. Now all I have to do is to add the following code: PKPassLibrary.RequestAutomaticPassPresentationSuppression((PKAutomaticPassPresentationSuppressionResult r) => { }); And add the entitlement to the Entitlement.plist. This works for a clean app with nothing in it, but do not work for my app. Any suggestions as to what can be the problem here?

Hello, I want to test the following components in different scenarios, on an iPhone 11: WiFi (connection quality and speed) Bluetooth (connection quality and speed) NFC - what parameters should I test? GSM (connection quality and speed) GPS (connection quality) What is the best way to test these components? Should I use an existing APP? Thanks, Ohad.

A clear description of the problem: The App Clip card will show even if the user already has the app installed on their phone whether the app is foregrounded, backgrounded, or not running states. A step-by-step set of instructions to reproduce the problem (if possible): Install the App on the App Store that has an App Clip associated with it. Proceed to scan a QR code that has the invocation URL of the App Clip embedded in it. The App Clip card will pop up onto the screen with the image, title, subtitle, and the View button. The user taps View on the App Clip Card. It will open the app. What results you expected? I expected in step 3 that the App Clip card will not show but instead the App itself will directly open. What results you actually saw? The user will need to perform step 4 in order to open the app. I reported the above via the Feedback Assistant for developers to report bugs to Apple. But I wanted to see if anyone else has experience this issue and gotten any feedback from Apple? It has a negative i

Hi :) I created an app using Capacitor V3 and phonegap-nfc. Everything is OK using test devices (my own devices) and Simulator but with testflight when remote testers trigger the nfc reader nothing happens. is it normal ? should the nfc be able with testflight ? if it's normal, how to perform test for remote users (bypassing testflight) Thanks !

Hello, I have a big problem with the NFC (I use Ionic & Capacitor), indeed despite having uninstalled and reinstalled it still gives me the same error when I compile it on an IOS emulator: [CoreNFC] 00000002 822651e0 -[NFCHardwareManager areFeaturesSupported:outError:]:154 XPC Error: Error Domain=NSCocoaErrorDomain Code=4099 The connection to service on pid 0 named com.apple.nfcd.service.corenfc was invalidated from this process. UserInfo={NSDebugDescription=The connection to service on pid 0 named com.apple.nfcd.service.corenfc was invalidated from this process. I don't understand this error, I correctly add the right line on Info.plist to say that I am using NFC. I use the phonegap plugin made for ionic 5. **Ionic v5.33.1 Angular v12.1.0 Capacitor v1.2.0**

My client has an NFC loyalty card for their customers. Since a lot of their customers lose their card or break it they would like to make the card available in Host Card Emulation mode. We're talking hundreds of thousands of card holders, so the advantage of emulating it is huge for them. Is it possible to do this (yet) on the current version of iOS? If so can it be triggered from within an app or is Apple Wallet a solution for this? As it will be available on the Android version of the app I am looking for an elegant way to integrate the same functionality on Apple devices. Please advise.

Hi Team, We are looking at developing a pass for Appley Wallet that will send an NFC ID to our device which has an NFC card reader built-in. Problem is every time we present the same pass, the ID read by our reader is different. The pass I am using is just a basic transport pass, not a payment card, so expecting the NFC ID to be the same. Do we need to do something special on our reader to properly decode the NFC IDs sent from a Wallet pass? Thanks in advance, Pat

I am trying to use the NFC drivers to read multiple tags simultaneously, but there face hard limits: We cannot detect more than 2 tags. The analyze of the protocol implemented by NFC Core is incomplete. What is the development roadmap for a better multi-tag support?

It's currently possible to use a security key (ex. Yubikey 5 NFC) with an iPhone via NFC, but such functionality is seemingly not possible on any current versions of MacOS. Is support for NFC hardware authenticators (over an NFC-to-USB interface/device, such as the ACS ACR122U) planned for MacOS Monterey or any future release?