Hey yβall.
My new NExT chip only contains the string πππ, though my iPhone 13 wonβt show a pop-up when I try to scan it. It does however work when I put a LinkedIn link on my chip. My old Huawei P Smart reads the πππ string just fine.
Cheers!
iPhones donβt support every NFC record type, plaintext is one of the unsupported ones:
NDEF on iOS.md
# iOS NDEF Record Compatibility
## Introduction
[NDEF](https://freemindtronic.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/NFC-Data-Exchange-Format-NDEF.pdf) (NFC Data exchange format) is a method of transferring (relatively small amounts of) information from a passive or actively emulated tag by way of "records" which specify the type of information is being received and the function it is meant to have.
iPhones do not have a full suite of NDEF compatibility, the reason for this is unknown (to me at least), what this means is the background polling on iPhones will not interpret some specific record types, with compatible NDEF records, a notification will pop up directing the user to follow the received data into its respective app to complete whatever action was intended by the record.
## Compatibility Table
Below are the options offered by NFC Tools on IOS for NDEF Encoding, some of the options below are other record types but with a specific function IE social links are just URLs.
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oh mannnπ
I thought I could cheat it by making it open https://πππ, but then it just gives me an βOpen this in your browserβ pop-up and shows this
Why not host a picture of it and then link to the picture
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This is actually a really great idea. Since iOS doesnβt really support Contact records either (bastards), I might make an ID card-esque picture (not for fraud purposes) with some of my info on it and link to that image. How fun!
For that you can use a service like blinq. And then link to the website url
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