Planned Implant locations

[Backpackingvet]

@Backpackingvet

I have downloaded this. Is this what I should use to password protect it? I tried to set a password, but it was unable to.

Of course I just came accross this, does this mean I don’t need to worry about throwing a password on it?

@amal

@felixt22

To prevent bricking the chip, I ordered some extra ntag216 to use as test subjects before writing more dangerous things to my implant.
From there, I’d like to know the procedure to set up those “practice” tags exactly like an xNT would be out of the box.

The xNT is a “factory” ntag216 chip with no changes… or some may have a text record written on for testing… but the rest of the config bytes are unchanged from factory. We released the Dangerous NFC app to help protect the NTAG216 against accidental or malicious configuration changes… but when it came time to release the NExT, we went ahead and programmed the NTAG216 in the factory to protect the configuration pages and disable lock bytes… so it will be basically impossible to accidentally brick the NExT’s NTAG216 chip.