NFC Tasks
By wakdev
NFC Tasks is a companion app for NFC Tools.
Having the proper permissions, NFC Tasks shall be in command of the execution of all the duties which were beforehand recorded on your NFC tags.
To write and configure tasks on your NFC tag, you can search and download the app NFC Tools. Once your duties have been configured correctly, simply move your cellphone over your NFC tag to perform actions.
In addition to executing your duties, the app lets you configure a quantity of several settings, like user variables, the permissions, the security and notification choices, and more.
Executing duties requires much more rights than the straightforward use of NFC in your cellphone, that is why we decided to separate this performance from the principle NFC Tools app. Having a companion app can also be fairly practical : it permits anyone to carry out your tasks, together with tasks that are only out there in NFC Tools - Pro Edition.
If you've any problems, don’t hesitate to contact us, we'll be happy to assist you.
Notes:
- To write and configure duties, you need the principle app: NFC Tools or NFC Tools - Pro Edition.
- An NFC suitable device is required.
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