guys… by default the magic ntag chip comes basically unconfigured… it has accessible memory but none of the options or data are set…
Then you configure it for NTAG216 for example…
… and now suddenly it has all the relevant info for NTAG216…
The only thing left to set is the signature (which we cannot calc because we do not have the private key or algo)… so if I were cloning a tag which already has a signature we could copy the signature and that would get TagInfo one step closer to recognizing it as a legit NTAG216. The other things that need setting are the static lock byte pages etc…
I think I’ll chat with iceman about setting those static lock page values when setting chip type… would make sense…