Where can we get detailed information regarding the new iOS9 Passes that support Apple Pay (Value added services protocol for Wallet).Would it be possible to use these nfc passes without apple pay?
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Loyalty cards are distributed by vendors as regualr pkpass (no need for Apple to provision as Apple Pay). There is a new field in pass.json (nfc) which allows loyalty pass to transmit message contactlessly with NFC terminal.
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Have you had any luck creating a pkpass with the nfc key? I've tried, but the iPhone doesn't accept the pkpass as a valid one.
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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...
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Hi,is there a documentation about the NFC integration that has been announced for Passbook/Wallet at WWDC?I can't find anything in the pre-release documents.Could you share information if you have it?As far as I know there is a new nfc-field for the pass-json but I wasn't able to find more information about it.Thanks,David
Somehow, I have entered with some people in a discussion about creating an NFC based app for iPhone, I know that the NFC chip, for now, is only used with ApplePay technology, but these people argues that the iPhone 6 specs states that it includes a Proximity Sensor, which is correct. What I need is, some documentation or spec sheet (Apple official of course) where I can demonstrate that the iPhone sensor can not be used with NFC tags. Anyone knows where can I found or how can I demonstrate this???
Really? As far as I was aware third-party applications were unable to access the NFC chip.Where did you see this?
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I'm doing an NFC hardware and would like to integrte (accept) apply pay too. What specification needed to do that? I see squareup did it https://squareup.com/apple-payI want to do it too.
Hi KhaosT,do you have more information about the nfc-field that is added with iOS9?Thanks,David
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It was mentioned in another thread that there's a new nfc-key for the pass.json.Would also make sense because on WWDC it was announced that there will be an Apple Pay integration with some pass types.
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Hi All,We have an Oyster Card (for the London Underground) reader at work, which we use to unlock the front door. This reader works with any NFC Card, including Apple Pay, but Apple Pay security means the identification code sent to the reader is different each time.Is there any way to get some kind of custom card on the Apple Pay system on my watch, so that the same code can be sent every time?Kind Regards,Chris
Hi, is there any information on how to talk to the Wallet Loyalty Pass using NFC from third party contactless reader (i.e. Application Identifier (AID)) in ios9?I think we use the Value Added Service Protocol (VAS) but not sure what the file id we should select.Thanks.
Hi all.I added to pass.json NFC information, and now passbook doesn't open in iOS9nfc : { message : “4444678966661234, encryptionPublicKey : MDkwEwYHKoZIzj0CAQYIKoZIzj0DAQcDIgACigjq+QYC17m3i9uO8uKc8mLpaS1UJOEaCFvMedkXsuA= },What could be wrong? Where i can find decumentation about it?Thanks.
Hey KhaosT,Do you have any more info/resources you can share regarding the NFC field in json?Thanks!
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Hi,I want to establish a secure connection with a peripheral BLE device via iOS 8 and on.I want to make this connection as secure as possible using the standard BLE's 128bit AES encryption.From the different key exchange methods that are available i can understand that: 1. Just works key exchange - not secure at all (any eavesdropper can hack this). 2.Passcode key exchange - not secured enough (pass code is 6 digits - eavesdropper can brute force easily and get the AES key). 3.Out of Band Key exhange - seems that this is strong (transferring the full 128bit key via other means besides BLE).It look like that OOB (or similar) is the only secure method which BLE secured connection can be established.My questions:1.Is OOB can be used in IOS 8? I understood that the API for this is private and cannot be used in IOS. From my understanding , OOB relates to any method of key exchange besided BLE (e.g. NFC, WiFi , long number on a sticker) but in the several formus it seems that it relates only to NFC