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In lack of information - Google didn't help me - does anyone know about possible new capabilities regarding NFC functionality on iPhone with iOS12?

There were several rumours that iOS12 will have a larger scope for using NFC on iPhone than just Apple Pay.

Background: I'm interested using the iPhone for unlocking our company's door than using those lousy rfid tags. But my interest is not limited on this scenario.










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    In lack of information - Google didn't help me - does anyone know about possible new capabilities regarding NFC functionality on iPhone with iOS12?

    There were several rumours that iOS12 will have a larger scope for using NFC on iPhone than just Apple Pay.

    Background: I'm interested using the iPhone for unlocking our company's door than using those lousy rfid tags. But my interest is not limited on this scenario.










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      In lack of information - Google didn't help me - does anyone know about possible new capabilities regarding NFC functionality on iPhone with iOS12?

      There were several rumours that iOS12 will have a larger scope for using NFC on iPhone than just Apple Pay.

      Background: I'm interested using the iPhone for unlocking our company's door than using those lousy rfid tags. But my interest is not limited on this scenario.










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      In lack of information - Google didn't help me - does anyone know about possible new capabilities regarding NFC functionality on iPhone with iOS12?

      There were several rumours that iOS12 will have a larger scope for using NFC on iPhone than just Apple Pay.

      Background: I'm interested using the iPhone for unlocking our company's door than using those lousy rfid tags. But my interest is not limited on this scenario.







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          Basically two new NFC features were released - however they are only available on select newer phones, so there's not really any change if you have an older phone.



          The new features are available on iPhone XS, iPhone XS Max and iPhone XR.



          Feature 1: Express Card



          This makes it possible for the phone to work as a NFC card for stuff like student cards, entry cards, transportation tickets - when the battery is dead! The idea is that even when the phone is shut down due to lack of battery, the phone can still be used as a valid NFC card for approx. 5 hours.



          The feature is only available for (few) select cards that are stored in the Wallet.



          Feature 2: Background Tag Reading



          The phone is now always "listening" for NFC tags. You can read a tag without unlocking your phone, and it will show a small notification that you can activate to go into the app that is registered to handle that type of NFC tag.



          Previously you had to open the app first, and then read the tag.






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            CoreNFC framework has been introduced in iOS 11 for detection of NFC tags and reading NDEF info.
            See Apple dev documentation for more information.



            https://developer.apple.com/documentation/corenfc






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              Basically two new NFC features were released - however they are only available on select newer phones, so there's not really any change if you have an older phone.



              The new features are available on iPhone XS, iPhone XS Max and iPhone XR.



              Feature 1: Express Card



              This makes it possible for the phone to work as a NFC card for stuff like student cards, entry cards, transportation tickets - when the battery is dead! The idea is that even when the phone is shut down due to lack of battery, the phone can still be used as a valid NFC card for approx. 5 hours.



              The feature is only available for (few) select cards that are stored in the Wallet.



              Feature 2: Background Tag Reading



              The phone is now always "listening" for NFC tags. You can read a tag without unlocking your phone, and it will show a small notification that you can activate to go into the app that is registered to handle that type of NFC tag.



              Previously you had to open the app first, and then read the tag.






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                Basically two new NFC features were released - however they are only available on select newer phones, so there's not really any change if you have an older phone.



                The new features are available on iPhone XS, iPhone XS Max and iPhone XR.



                Feature 1: Express Card



                This makes it possible for the phone to work as a NFC card for stuff like student cards, entry cards, transportation tickets - when the battery is dead! The idea is that even when the phone is shut down due to lack of battery, the phone can still be used as a valid NFC card for approx. 5 hours.



                The feature is only available for (few) select cards that are stored in the Wallet.



                Feature 2: Background Tag Reading



                The phone is now always "listening" for NFC tags. You can read a tag without unlocking your phone, and it will show a small notification that you can activate to go into the app that is registered to handle that type of NFC tag.



                Previously you had to open the app first, and then read the tag.






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                  Basically two new NFC features were released - however they are only available on select newer phones, so there's not really any change if you have an older phone.



                  The new features are available on iPhone XS, iPhone XS Max and iPhone XR.



                  Feature 1: Express Card



                  This makes it possible for the phone to work as a NFC card for stuff like student cards, entry cards, transportation tickets - when the battery is dead! The idea is that even when the phone is shut down due to lack of battery, the phone can still be used as a valid NFC card for approx. 5 hours.



                  The feature is only available for (few) select cards that are stored in the Wallet.



                  Feature 2: Background Tag Reading



                  The phone is now always "listening" for NFC tags. You can read a tag without unlocking your phone, and it will show a small notification that you can activate to go into the app that is registered to handle that type of NFC tag.



                  Previously you had to open the app first, and then read the tag.






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                  Basically two new NFC features were released - however they are only available on select newer phones, so there's not really any change if you have an older phone.



                  The new features are available on iPhone XS, iPhone XS Max and iPhone XR.



                  Feature 1: Express Card



                  This makes it possible for the phone to work as a NFC card for stuff like student cards, entry cards, transportation tickets - when the battery is dead! The idea is that even when the phone is shut down due to lack of battery, the phone can still be used as a valid NFC card for approx. 5 hours.



                  The feature is only available for (few) select cards that are stored in the Wallet.



                  Feature 2: Background Tag Reading



                  The phone is now always "listening" for NFC tags. You can read a tag without unlocking your phone, and it will show a small notification that you can activate to go into the app that is registered to handle that type of NFC tag.



                  Previously you had to open the app first, and then read the tag.







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                      CoreNFC framework has been introduced in iOS 11 for detection of NFC tags and reading NDEF info.
                      See Apple dev documentation for more information.



                      https://developer.apple.com/documentation/corenfc






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                        CoreNFC framework has been introduced in iOS 11 for detection of NFC tags and reading NDEF info.
                        See Apple dev documentation for more information.



                        https://developer.apple.com/documentation/corenfc






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                          CoreNFC framework has been introduced in iOS 11 for detection of NFC tags and reading NDEF info.
                          See Apple dev documentation for more information.



                          https://developer.apple.com/documentation/corenfc






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                          CoreNFC framework has been introduced in iOS 11 for detection of NFC tags and reading NDEF info.
                          See Apple dev documentation for more information.



                          https://developer.apple.com/documentation/corenfc







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