NFC Tasks
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User must have this app to run tasks. Meaning, if you were hoping to copy to clipboard, do anything with device configuration, etc, for someone else, you first need them to install NFC Tasks app on their phone too. For instance, I wanted to keep a tag near my router to configure our network on guests phones. This only works if they also have this app installed on the phone already. The NFC Tools app description is implies so much is possible, but it all relies on all users having this installed.
I stopped using NFC tags and uninstalled this app, but since then, this app keeps opening in the App Store and asks me to re-install it! Well, NO, I don't need this app anymore, but since you insist on grabbing my attention, here's a 1 star review for you!
I used to love the app, now I am stuck with it constantly turning on my flashlight, setting my screen brightness at 0. I hadn't used the app for the past couple of months and this problem just started today. It keeps trying to run some task connected to my power button, I never made a task, and am unsure how to get it to go away. I deleted the app and the task still tries to run, but takes me to the app store to install the app. I would gladly change my review if it can stop whatever it's doing.
App works fine. After automating a few things and using it for a couple of weeks, I think an automation app that could be tied to an icon or a pop-up menu would do the same thing, without leaving NFC chips all over the place. On top of that, most of the things I really wanted to be automated, couldn't be done because of Android. It's kind of fun for the novelty aspect, but it falls a little short in actual real-world use.
Application is great, except that it requests a confirmation to enable NFC tasks to enable or disable Bluetooth, wile other tasks does not require a confirmation ex: enable or disable WIFI, set alarm ...etc. please fix this annoying extra step for Bluetooth
I thought it was a great app until I tried to use the NFC enabled chip with another device and was prompted to download the app on the other devices just to use the chip. So this is only for personal use and nothing more. Bought the pro version before I realized it was just as useless against this. Might refund and try the other nfc writing apps
I tried bought pro ver & I can do the tag that I want. But when I tried used the nfc with other device, it said need to download the app first... 🙃🙃🙃
Devs are just stupid crims. Tasks didn't work in the free version so i purchased the app only to find out that the app doesn't work at all. Devs blame Android but they don't advise you that the app has been rendered useless by Android until you buy it and when you try to cancel the purchase they make it impossible to get your money back. They don't even bother answering my emails.
Very cool app to use for nfc tags etc
Playing with NFC Tags has become a new fun past time. I keep trying to find new things to do. Yesterday i set up one to turn my computer on and I still think it's one of the best and coolest uses so far.
Great functionality! The fact that these are two separate apps is very usecul to me as I was able to pay for the full version of the other app to create neat tags. And my clients can download this app for free to use them!
I have created automation, and it says "NFC Tasks isn't optimized for the latest version of Android. Screen touches may be delayed or not recognized." My android version is 14, Samsung galaxy s23 (One UI 6.1) hope it helps you to fix the bug
Nearly useless for me. My primary reason for getting this app was to switch my cellular connection off/on as I leave/reenter my house (my cell reception sucks at home). But this app can't do that without a rooted phone. Not willing to do that.
The media control function does not work. When i use `play` when the YouTube video already playing it just switched to pop up mode
Needs two apps. This would much better if both the task creation app and the app the runs the tasks were merged to a single app. It is pretty easy to use, but some task items lack clear information.
I love this app but it would be better if it has contactless payments option so I can purchase stuff using my smart ring on the NFC Terminal at a store or restaurant, just saying
I love this app but it would be better if it has contactless payments option so I can purchase stuff using my smart ring on the NFC Terminal at a store or restaurant, just saying
Great functionality! The fact that these are two separate apps is very usecul to me as I was able to pay for the full version of the other app to create neat tags. And my clients can download this app for free to use them!
Playing with NFC Tags has become a new fun past time. I keep trying to find new things to do. Yesterday i set up one to turn my computer on and I still think it's one of the best and coolest uses so far.
Very cool app to use for nfc tags etc
Application is great, except that it requests a confirmation to enable NFC tasks to enable or disable Bluetooth, wile other tasks does not require a confirmation ex: enable or disable WIFI, set alarm ...etc. please fix this annoying extra step for Bluetooth
Needs two apps. This would much better if both the task creation app and the app the runs the tasks were merged to a single app. It is pretty easy to use, but some task items lack clear information.
I tried bought pro ver & I can do the tag that I want. But when I tried used the nfc with other device, it said need to download the app first... 🙃🙃🙃
App works fine. After automating a few things and using it for a couple of weeks, I think an automation app that could be tied to an icon or a pop-up menu would do the same thing, without leaving NFC chips all over the place. On top of that, most of the things I really wanted to be automated, couldn't be done because of Android. It's kind of fun for the novelty aspect, but it falls a little short in actual real-world use.
User must have this app to run tasks. Meaning, if you were hoping to copy to clipboard, do anything with device configuration, etc, for someone else, you first need them to install NFC Tasks app on their phone too. For instance, I wanted to keep a tag near my router to configure our network on guests phones. This only works if they also have this app installed on the phone already. The NFC Tools app description is implies so much is possible, but it all relies on all users having this installed.
The media control function does not work. When i use `play` when the YouTube video already playing it just switched to pop up mode
Devs are just stupid crims. Tasks didn't work in the free version so i purchased the app only to find out that the app doesn't work at all. Devs blame Android but they don't advise you that the app has been rendered useless by Android until you buy it and when you try to cancel the purchase they make it impossible to get your money back. They don't even bother answering my emails.
I thought it was a great app until I tried to use the NFC enabled chip with another device and was prompted to download the app on the other devices just to use the chip. So this is only for personal use and nothing more. Bought the pro version before I realized it was just as useless against this. Might refund and try the other nfc writing apps
Nearly useless for me. My primary reason for getting this app was to switch my cellular connection off/on as I leave/reenter my house (my cell reception sucks at home). But this app can't do that without a rooted phone. Not willing to do that.
I have created automation, and it says "NFC Tasks isn't optimized for the latest version of Android. Screen touches may be delayed or not recognized." My android version is 14, Samsung galaxy s23 (One UI 6.1) hope it helps you to fix the bug
I used to love the app, now I am stuck with it constantly turning on my flashlight, setting my screen brightness at 0. I hadn't used the app for the past couple of months and this problem just started today. It keeps trying to run some task connected to my power button, I never made a task, and am unsure how to get it to go away. I deleted the app and the task still tries to run, but takes me to the app store to install the app. I would gladly change my review if it can stop whatever it's doing.
I stopped using NFC tags and uninstalled this app, but since then, this app keeps opening in the App Store and asks me to re-install it! Well, NO, I don't need this app anymore, but since you insist on grabbing my attention, here's a 1 star review for you!
I love this app but it would be better if it has contactless payments option so I can purchase stuff using my smart ring on the NFC Terminal at a store or restaurant, just saying
Needs two apps. This would much better if both the task creation app and the app the runs the tasks were merged to a single app. It is pretty easy to use, but some task items lack clear information.
The media control function does not work. When i use `play` when the YouTube video already playing it just switched to pop up mode
Nearly useless for me. My primary reason for getting this app was to switch my cellular connection off/on as I leave/reenter my house (my cell reception sucks at home). But this app can't do that without a rooted phone. Not willing to do that.
I have created automation, and it says "NFC Tasks isn't optimized for the latest version of Android. Screen touches may be delayed or not recognized." My android version is 14, Samsung galaxy s23 (One UI 6.1) hope it helps you to fix the bug
Great functionality! The fact that these are two separate apps is very usecul to me as I was able to pay for the full version of the other app to create neat tags. And my clients can download this app for free to use them!
Playing with NFC Tags has become a new fun past time. I keep trying to find new things to do. Yesterday i set up one to turn my computer on and I still think it's one of the best and coolest uses so far.
Very cool app to use for nfc tags etc
Devs are just stupid crims. Tasks didn't work in the free version so i purchased the app only to find out that the app doesn't work at all. Devs blame Android but they don't advise you that the app has been rendered useless by Android until you buy it and when you try to cancel the purchase they make it impossible to get your money back. They don't even bother answering my emails.
I tried bought pro ver & I can do the tag that I want. But when I tried used the nfc with other device, it said need to download the app first... 🙃🙃🙃
I thought it was a great app until I tried to use the NFC enabled chip with another device and was prompted to download the app on the other devices just to use the chip. So this is only for personal use and nothing more. Bought the pro version before I realized it was just as useless against this. Might refund and try the other nfc writing apps
Application is great, except that it requests a confirmation to enable NFC tasks to enable or disable Bluetooth, wile other tasks does not require a confirmation ex: enable or disable WIFI, set alarm ...etc. please fix this annoying extra step for Bluetooth
App works fine. After automating a few things and using it for a couple of weeks, I think an automation app that could be tied to an icon or a pop-up menu would do the same thing, without leaving NFC chips all over the place. On top of that, most of the things I really wanted to be automated, couldn't be done because of Android. It's kind of fun for the novelty aspect, but it falls a little short in actual real-world use.
I used to love the app, now I am stuck with it constantly turning on my flashlight, setting my screen brightness at 0. I hadn't used the app for the past couple of months and this problem just started today. It keeps trying to run some task connected to my power button, I never made a task, and am unsure how to get it to go away. I deleted the app and the task still tries to run, but takes me to the app store to install the app. I would gladly change my review if it can stop whatever it's doing.
I stopped using NFC tags and uninstalled this app, but since then, this app keeps opening in the App Store and asks me to re-install it! Well, NO, I don't need this app anymore, but since you insist on grabbing my attention, here's a 1 star review for you!
User must have this app to run tasks. Meaning, if you were hoping to copy to clipboard, do anything with device configuration, etc, for someone else, you first need them to install NFC Tasks app on their phone too. For instance, I wanted to keep a tag near my router to configure our network on guests phones. This only works if they also have this app installed on the phone already. The NFC Tools app description is implies so much is possible, but it all relies on all users having this installed.
User must have this app to run tasks. Meaning, if you were hoping to copy to clipboard, do anything with device configuration, etc, for someone else, you first need them to install NFC Tasks app on their phone too. For instance, I wanted to keep a tag near my router to configure our network on guests phones. This only works if they also have this app installed on the phone already. The NFC Tools app description is implies so much is possible, but it all relies on all users having this installed.
I stopped using NFC tags and uninstalled this app, but since then, this app keeps opening in the App Store and asks me to re-install it! Well, NO, I don't need this app anymore, but since you insist on grabbing my attention, here's a 1 star review for you!
I used to love the app, now I am stuck with it constantly turning on my flashlight, setting my screen brightness at 0. I hadn't used the app for the past couple of months and this problem just started today. It keeps trying to run some task connected to my power button, I never made a task, and am unsure how to get it to go away. I deleted the app and the task still tries to run, but takes me to the app store to install the app. I would gladly change my review if it can stop whatever it's doing.
App works fine. After automating a few things and using it for a couple of weeks, I think an automation app that could be tied to an icon or a pop-up menu would do the same thing, without leaving NFC chips all over the place. On top of that, most of the things I really wanted to be automated, couldn't be done because of Android. It's kind of fun for the novelty aspect, but it falls a little short in actual real-world use.
Application is great, except that it requests a confirmation to enable NFC tasks to enable or disable Bluetooth, wile other tasks does not require a confirmation ex: enable or disable WIFI, set alarm ...etc. please fix this annoying extra step for Bluetooth
I thought it was a great app until I tried to use the NFC enabled chip with another device and was prompted to download the app on the other devices just to use the chip. So this is only for personal use and nothing more. Bought the pro version before I realized it was just as useless against this. Might refund and try the other nfc writing apps
I tried bought pro ver & I can do the tag that I want. But when I tried used the nfc with other device, it said need to download the app first... 🙃🙃🙃
Devs are just stupid crims. Tasks didn't work in the free version so i purchased the app only to find out that the app doesn't work at all. Devs blame Android but they don't advise you that the app has been rendered useless by Android until you buy it and when you try to cancel the purchase they make it impossible to get your money back. They don't even bother answering my emails.
Very cool app to use for nfc tags etc
Playing with NFC Tags has become a new fun past time. I keep trying to find new things to do. Yesterday i set up one to turn my computer on and I still think it's one of the best and coolest uses so far.
Great functionality! The fact that these are two separate apps is very usecul to me as I was able to pay for the full version of the other app to create neat tags. And my clients can download this app for free to use them!
I have created automation, and it says "NFC Tasks isn't optimized for the latest version of Android. Screen touches may be delayed or not recognized." My android version is 14, Samsung galaxy s23 (One UI 6.1) hope it helps you to fix the bug
Nearly useless for me. My primary reason for getting this app was to switch my cellular connection off/on as I leave/reenter my house (my cell reception sucks at home). But this app can't do that without a rooted phone. Not willing to do that.
The media control function does not work. When i use `play` when the YouTube video already playing it just switched to pop up mode
Needs two apps. This would much better if both the task creation app and the app the runs the tasks were merged to a single app. It is pretty easy to use, but some task items lack clear information.
I love this app but it would be better if it has contactless payments option so I can purchase stuff using my smart ring on the NFC Terminal at a store or restaurant, just saying
I love this app but it would be better if it has contactless payments option so I can purchase stuff using my smart ring on the NFC Terminal at a store or restaurant, just saying
Great functionality! The fact that these are two separate apps is very usecul to me as I was able to pay for the full version of the other app to create neat tags. And my clients can download this app for free to use them!
Playing with NFC Tags has become a new fun past time. I keep trying to find new things to do. Yesterday i set up one to turn my computer on and I still think it's one of the best and coolest uses so far.
Very cool app to use for nfc tags etc
Application is great, except that it requests a confirmation to enable NFC tasks to enable or disable Bluetooth, wile other tasks does not require a confirmation ex: enable or disable WIFI, set alarm ...etc. please fix this annoying extra step for Bluetooth
Needs two apps. This would much better if both the task creation app and the app the runs the tasks were merged to a single app. It is pretty easy to use, but some task items lack clear information.
I tried bought pro ver & I can do the tag that I want. But when I tried used the nfc with other device, it said need to download the app first... 🙃🙃🙃
App works fine. After automating a few things and using it for a couple of weeks, I think an automation app that could be tied to an icon or a pop-up menu would do the same thing, without leaving NFC chips all over the place. On top of that, most of the things I really wanted to be automated, couldn't be done because of Android. It's kind of fun for the novelty aspect, but it falls a little short in actual real-world use.
User must have this app to run tasks. Meaning, if you were hoping to copy to clipboard, do anything with device configuration, etc, for someone else, you first need them to install NFC Tasks app on their phone too. For instance, I wanted to keep a tag near my router to configure our network on guests phones. This only works if they also have this app installed on the phone already. The NFC Tools app description is implies so much is possible, but it all relies on all users having this installed.
The media control function does not work. When i use `play` when the YouTube video already playing it just switched to pop up mode
Devs are just stupid crims. Tasks didn't work in the free version so i purchased the app only to find out that the app doesn't work at all. Devs blame Android but they don't advise you that the app has been rendered useless by Android until you buy it and when you try to cancel the purchase they make it impossible to get your money back. They don't even bother answering my emails.
I thought it was a great app until I tried to use the NFC enabled chip with another device and was prompted to download the app on the other devices just to use the chip. So this is only for personal use and nothing more. Bought the pro version before I realized it was just as useless against this. Might refund and try the other nfc writing apps
Nearly useless for me. My primary reason for getting this app was to switch my cellular connection off/on as I leave/reenter my house (my cell reception sucks at home). But this app can't do that without a rooted phone. Not willing to do that.
I have created automation, and it says "NFC Tasks isn't optimized for the latest version of Android. Screen touches may be delayed or not recognized." My android version is 14, Samsung galaxy s23 (One UI 6.1) hope it helps you to fix the bug
I used to love the app, now I am stuck with it constantly turning on my flashlight, setting my screen brightness at 0. I hadn't used the app for the past couple of months and this problem just started today. It keeps trying to run some task connected to my power button, I never made a task, and am unsure how to get it to go away. I deleted the app and the task still tries to run, but takes me to the app store to install the app. I would gladly change my review if it can stop whatever it's doing.
I stopped using NFC tags and uninstalled this app, but since then, this app keeps opening in the App Store and asks me to re-install it! Well, NO, I don't need this app anymore, but since you insist on grabbing my attention, here's a 1 star review for you!
I love this app but it would be better if it has contactless payments option so I can purchase stuff using my smart ring on the NFC Terminal at a store or restaurant, just saying
Needs two apps. This would much better if both the task creation app and the app the runs the tasks were merged to a single app. It is pretty easy to use, but some task items lack clear information.
The media control function does not work. When i use `play` when the YouTube video already playing it just switched to pop up mode
Nearly useless for me. My primary reason for getting this app was to switch my cellular connection off/on as I leave/reenter my house (my cell reception sucks at home). But this app can't do that without a rooted phone. Not willing to do that.
I have created automation, and it says "NFC Tasks isn't optimized for the latest version of Android. Screen touches may be delayed or not recognized." My android version is 14, Samsung galaxy s23 (One UI 6.1) hope it helps you to fix the bug
Great functionality! The fact that these are two separate apps is very usecul to me as I was able to pay for the full version of the other app to create neat tags. And my clients can download this app for free to use them!
Playing with NFC Tags has become a new fun past time. I keep trying to find new things to do. Yesterday i set up one to turn my computer on and I still think it's one of the best and coolest uses so far.
Very cool app to use for nfc tags etc
Devs are just stupid crims. Tasks didn't work in the free version so i purchased the app only to find out that the app doesn't work at all. Devs blame Android but they don't advise you that the app has been rendered useless by Android until you buy it and when you try to cancel the purchase they make it impossible to get your money back. They don't even bother answering my emails.
I tried bought pro ver & I can do the tag that I want. But when I tried used the nfc with other device, it said need to download the app first... 🙃🙃🙃
I thought it was a great app until I tried to use the NFC enabled chip with another device and was prompted to download the app on the other devices just to use the chip. So this is only for personal use and nothing more. Bought the pro version before I realized it was just as useless against this. Might refund and try the other nfc writing apps
Application is great, except that it requests a confirmation to enable NFC tasks to enable or disable Bluetooth, wile other tasks does not require a confirmation ex: enable or disable WIFI, set alarm ...etc. please fix this annoying extra step for Bluetooth
App works fine. After automating a few things and using it for a couple of weeks, I think an automation app that could be tied to an icon or a pop-up menu would do the same thing, without leaving NFC chips all over the place. On top of that, most of the things I really wanted to be automated, couldn't be done because of Android. It's kind of fun for the novelty aspect, but it falls a little short in actual real-world use.
I used to love the app, now I am stuck with it constantly turning on my flashlight, setting my screen brightness at 0. I hadn't used the app for the past couple of months and this problem just started today. It keeps trying to run some task connected to my power button, I never made a task, and am unsure how to get it to go away. I deleted the app and the task still tries to run, but takes me to the app store to install the app. I would gladly change my review if it can stop whatever it's doing.
I stopped using NFC tags and uninstalled this app, but since then, this app keeps opening in the App Store and asks me to re-install it! Well, NO, I don't need this app anymore, but since you insist on grabbing my attention, here's a 1 star review for you!
User must have this app to run tasks. Meaning, if you were hoping to copy to clipboard, do anything with device configuration, etc, for someone else, you first need them to install NFC Tasks app on their phone too. For instance, I wanted to keep a tag near my router to configure our network on guests phones. This only works if they also have this app installed on the phone already. The NFC Tools app description is implies so much is possible, but it all relies on all users having this installed.
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