How to write/encode NFC tags with an iPhone
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A 90 second NFC tutorial from Seritag on how to write/encode NFC tags with an iPhone.
NFC Tags available from Seritag at seritag.com
Step by step tutorial on encoding NFC Tags with an iPhone : learn.seritag.com/tech/how-to... - วิทยาศาสตร์และเทคโนโลยี
Thank you super helpful. I had tried with a different app before and this solved all my problems
Cheers! I couldn’t get mine to scan and was starting to think I got some defective ones. Good to know it was just me not knowing where the reader was!
straight to the point, very nice!
Thank you for this 🤙🏾
Thank you!
I like short tutorials with no BS quite a bit. If you could create a NFC tag that forces tasks without a launcher that would be great. Such as dialing phone numbers, uploading a list of emergency contacts(not your entire contact list), as well as possibly showing a low quality image of the person who owns the tag and their name. The reason for this is if you lose your phone and run into someone who does have a phone that can read NFC tags it would be great to just touch it and call your family or upload your emergency contacts to their contact list.
that seems like a big security risk... Imagine if QR codes could just download and run apps without any user input apart from scanning it...
0:45 there is a function called launch application. does anyone knows how to use that feature?
Will this work on the IPhone SE model?
Can I read and write on it with the IPhone X. Anyone know before I dump out money an find out I can’t for whatever reason. Or do I need an app or? Any info is appreciated. The phone I have is the regular iPhone X
Can you do this but for QR codes?
Can you use other nfc disc and still code through the Seritag app?
yea I was wondering that too bc there tags are cheep but I’m in AU and it $50 dollar shipping
Will this work for NFC cards
can you write the information of a RFID card to the iphone?
Thats because i want to open my building door but idk if i can "code" my iphone as a nfc key
Almost certainly no. Building door cards are either not NFC at all or if they are, they use a more secure system. It's highly unlikely that a door entry system would just the open user memory section of an NFC tag.
How do I find my URI? I’m very confused on that part.
What URL do you want to store onto the NFC Tag ? For example, your business/personal website, Facebook/Twitter page or something else ?
@@SeritagNFCTags Can I encode amiibo code
Hi. Is it possible to scan a nfc tag without an app? Like automatically scans and popup on top without any app? Thanks
Sure - if the NFC tag has been encoded with standard NDEF data - ie, someone has encoded a web link onto it with another App or a tag supplier like Seritag has encoded the tags.
On Android phones, just hold the centre of the back over the tag. On iPhone X or later, just hold the top edge over the tag.
Note that if the tag hasn't been encoded, then on iPhones, nothing will happen !
After encoding I still had the issue and found this: Make sure your device is unlocked, Airplane mode is disabled, you're not using Camera, Apple Wallet, or having an active NFC session
is it possible to Write, NFC Card,
NFC Card, and NFC TAG is same or not ??
NFC cards and NFC tags work (generally) in exactly the same way. Clearly, the NFC _chip_ inside each may not be the same - but if it is, then there's not going to be any difference in the way you write/encode.
It won't work on my XS. I can encode the tag using the app on my iphone but it gets recognized only within that app or on Android phones. But mine iphone can't read it, there's no badge showing up at the top of the screen
If you are encoding a web link (URL) make sure that you aren't adding a title. Just add the link.
what about a contact card for example?@@SeritagNFCTags
Can I encode with one phone and read with other?
Yes. if you encode a web link with an App on an Android phone then you can read on an iPhone for example. Apps use a standard encoding method laid out by the NFC Forum so all phones can understand the way the data is stored.
@@SeritagNFCTags And to read, I don’t need application, right? Thank you very much
Provided you are encoding a URL/web link, then for the majority of phones (all Android, iPhone Xs, Xr, 11, 12 and iPhone 7,8 and X running iOS14) you don't need an App.
Does this work with samsung
Samsung phones along with almost all Android phones have a built in NFC reader. Providing NFC is turned on in your setting you just need to hold your phone over the NFC tag. No Apps are required to read.
@@SeritagNFCTags wondering if you program it will it only work with one phone? or can anybody who walks up to the tag open the url??
If you encode a URL (web link) using the App, then it can be read/scanned by all NFC enabled mobile phones. The method of encoding is standard and all phones use the same standard.
it was actually 91 seconds
Noooo it’s 91 seconds
Sorry.