nfc

Hi,I am trying to write NDEF-data to a nfc-tag. It works partially. I can write data to the tag. But the data is written with UTF-16 which makes it unreadable for my android app. How do I create a NFCNDEFPayload.wellKnownTypeTextPayload with utf-8 encoding.This is how I create and write the NDEF.//ndef creation let textPayload = NFCNDEFPayload.wellKnownTypeTextPayload(string: tmpMessage, locale: Locale(identifier: En)) self.ndefMessage = NFCNDEFMessage(records: [(textPayload!)]) //write tag.writeNDEF(self.ndefMessage!) { (error: Error?) in print(error ?? error) if error != nil { session.invalidate(errorMessage: Update tag failed. Please try again.) } else { session.alertMessage = Update success! session.invalidate() } }

Where can I find information on how to order the Apple branded App Clip NFC tags for our app? I saw the App Clip NFC tag today on an Exxon gas pump, so it seems they are already being produced somewhere.

I keep getting, ⚠ The message contains invalid characters so editing to add one line at a time...FINISHED! It didn't like the word, m a r r i a g e?! What the... ? WOW! 😠- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -I had installed iOS 13 beta a few weeks ago but have since reverted back to 12. I seem to recall asking about this somewhere, but not sure if it was in this forum or not. Since most people use their iPhones to schedule morning alarms, not just notifications, and Homekit knows all about our devices, it seems having more hooks between the iPhone Clock and Homekit would be advantageous.Some of the things I'd like to be able to do with iPhone alarms and Homekit follow:iPhone alarm triggers a Homekit event or sets a Homekit device state:I go to sleep at a different time almost every night, between say, 10pm & 5am. I try to sleep at least 6 hours and set my iPhone alarm when I get into bed, usually by saying, Hey Siri, wake me up in 6 hours. I woul

I have been piecing together information from various official articles, blog posts and developer forum posts about how to test App Clips as a non-developer. My understanding is that the only way for a non-developer to test App Clips is via the (up to) three experiences configured in TestFlight. Is it correct that there is therefore no way for a non-developer to do any of the following: Test invoking an App Clip via a QR code or NFC tag Observe an App Clip Card of an App Clip under development Test the behaviour of an App Clip invocation on the full app