I could not find any android documentation on building wifi nfc tags that are automatically connected to by the system.
Can someone explain how this is working? Hidden apis? A NFC spec, or something else?
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I could not find any android documentation on building wifi nfc tags that are automatically connected to by the system.
Can someone explain how this is working? Hidden apis? A NFC spec, or something else?
Combining tech, with oldie wood, with I assume tech to cut it.
Need more of this in the world.
I hope it does well for you.
I am more curious about the technical aspect. I could not find any android documentation on building wifi nfc tags that are automatically connected to by the system. Can someone explain how this is working? Hidden apis? A NFC spec, or something else?
Why not just use the WPS WiFi button ? most internet routers have it nowadays.
Why not just use the WPS WiFi button ? most internet routers have it nowadays.
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I mean, don't get me wrong, I'm sure it's a quality product that you provide (I'm assuming you're affiliated with this). I just don't remember the last time I had to give anyone access to my WiFi (everyone's just on mobile these days), and when it has been required it's usually for laptops (which couldn't use this.. Nor a QR code for that matter) Maybe other people would find better use for this, but for the past yea…
Thanks!!! The most cases we find that the average people run into issues with mobile is in bad connection areas or when staying at one place for a while (staying over with friends or family, or at a party, etc). A big use case as well is airbnb's and home rentals. One of the first things that you want when entering a rental is free wifi! Thanks again for the feedback!
Instead of explaining the tech and how it works, the site is just asking me to pick one of the wood species...