This is why you NEED NFC Tags! (NFC Tasks Automation)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ส.ค. 2023
- Hey there, tech enthusiasts and curious minds! If you've ever wondered how to make your smartphone even smarter, you're in for a treat with our NFC Tasks video. I'm here to show you the amazing world of NFC Tags and how they can revolutionize the way you use your phone.
Imagine tapping your phone to effortlessly adjust settings, share contact info, or even automate your home devices - that's just the beginning! In this video, I'll walk you through setting up NFC interactions step by step. Whether you're toggling Wi-Fi, streamlining your routines, personalizing your phone, or exploring smart home integrations, NFC has got your back.
So, whether you're a busy professional or a tech enthusiast, this video is your gateway to transforming your smartphone into a super-smart companion. Don't miss out - hit that play button to dive into the future with NFC Tasks! And hey, if you enjoy what you see, remember to give us a thumbs up, leave a comment, and subscribe for more awesome tech content coming your way! 📱🔗🎉
If you have any questions about anything in the video just let me know in the comment section below or on any of my socials @Brenmartens
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Links to things in this video:
App for NFC Tasks:
Android: play.google.com/store/apps/de...
Apple: apps.apple.com/us/app/launch-...
NFC Cards:
Amazon (International):
www.amazon.com/NTAG216-Progra...
Netram Technologies (South Africa):
www.netram.co.za/rfid/10081-n... - แนวปฏิบัติและการใช้ชีวิต
Good video, but unfortunately everyone talks about what you can do with NFC tags, but nobody shows how to do the automations, which is not really easy and am still looking for a good video for NFC automations for Android, not Samsung phone users.
I'm thinking the exact same.
Exactly my thoughts .... don't want to see yet more uses for tags, merely a clear step by step tutorial of how to actually automate a tag using an appropriate app. I'll keep looking, but after many weeks of searching I'm not hopeful. It's like, 'look at these wonderful home made cakes' I'll give you the ingredients but then you have to fathom out for yourself the mixing & cooking processes...... talk about frustrating!
@@iannicholls1284 I just went through the same thing. Turns out for those who aren't the most tech-savvy, writing NFC tags can be pretty convoluted. First step, you actually have to buy either NFC tags or NFC cards that are blank. The small tags usually are sold for less than 1 USD.
The main apps available in order to then write ON the blank tags on Android are: NFC Tools, and NFC Tasks. I'm in the process of teaching myself now.
This is the closest video I could find that somewhat explains the process, although it skips over the buying the blank tags part, it's assumed this step has been completed already: th-cam.com/video/dWaZE2HUasM/w-d-xo.html
This short video uses attaching a URL shortcut to the tag as an example.
He shows you in the video, Androids that are not Samsung, your best bet is the 'tasker' app.
I’m just captivated by your 3D prints in the background.
Great video do you know if you can make the NFC tags audible on iPhones to let you know for example, what kind of medication it is
Hey! Yes its possible, Maybe I should do a video on it. In NFC Tasks (The NFC Tools App) You can select Various > Text to Speech. You can then add any text and when the tag is scanned, it will read that text out that was loaded onto that tag
Hey, good morning a video like that would be very helpful for visually impaired individuals. I have been trying to figure this out for a long time I am a iPhone user. Have not seen a video like this.
@@grumpy_old_blind_gardner9338 No Problems mate. Let me throw together a video for you with an iPhone in the next recording session. Be sure to Subscribe so you don't miss it! :)
I use the NFC tools app. Can 2 records be added to a tag? For instance, location and url. I'd like to only open url it's at a certain location. I'm trying to prevent someone from saving the url and opening later or pressing back on their browser and opening the url. Is this possible?
For my experience you can utilise the clever url shortener to make your final url more private or make it readable only in specific time, location or device. I can't link a specific service here, but you certainly can google for it.
Have an application on my android phone for checking into a system. That check in is done by the application making an NFC signal to do that. If I didn't want to use my application and just wanted to use a NFC tag. Could that be done?
Hi William,
I think this is possible yes but I don't know what the application is sending to the system when you put your phone against it.
It sounds like the phone is turning into a RFID Card mode and just sending a simple UID to the system.
Try open the application and put your phone against another phone. The other phone should have NFC tools open. See if NFC Tools picks it up what the application is sending.You can try clone that data and then write it onto an NFC Card and your problem should be solved.
Hi Bren 🌞
Fantastic video and also I would like to see discussions that take great care in providing the ability to use NFC/RFID processes with a smartphone while maintaining full send receive data security on the phone... As someone like you would well know, any good hacker or social engineer will endlessly scan for open NFC ports on a smartphone, a tablet or laptop or even drive by hoping to find an NFC port unit plugged into a PC usually through a USB port... These days there are a huge number of people driving around and scanning They go through the rich neighborhoods the middle class if such a thing still exists and now they're going even into the poor areas especially near buildings like mine that have eight floors of people most of whom don't have the Vegas idea of what cell phone security should involve...
Hi Alex that's a great point!
With tools like the Flipper combined with IOT electronics like the ESP32 and NFC Boards for it. It's become a cyper security nightmare out there!
I think I might put together a video that caters towards best practises around the security of NFC devices and scenarios to avoid!
Thanks for the feedback man! 🙏🏻
Great video friend. How much space is on that thing ? Think you could upload music to it ?
Tags have almost no data storage, they are like QR codes
Haha they have installed Doom on a QR code
I was 🤔 could I use nfc tags to access my digital movie collection on my my computer? My DVD collection
If your movies are set up on a server like Plex or Jellyfin, you could use the NFC tag to link to the website address.
Love your content. Could you please show how to write linktree to card step by step
Thanks man! Okay no problems. I'll try include a linktree writing in my next video! It's not the first time I've been asked for sure.
@@BrenMaartens Amazing! Appreciate it
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Just make sure you’re using them to simplify your life, not over complicate it.
I am planning to build a payment platform with tags , how can I do this
.... It is better to use brain and memory instead...
Use brain and memory to know how long you're leaving something in the oven you fool.
Here is a task for you. Send a message (viber, whatsapp, messenger), (not SMS or email) with my current location to my partner that I am going home and I am here. Can somebody program that? :) Not that quite easy.