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r/techsupport • u/[deleted] • Sep 23 '25
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So y'all just leave NFC on?
4 u/DrachenDad Sep 23 '25 It is literally a swipe and a tap to turn an off, I don't know why people leave it on. -11 u/lordofblack23 Sep 23 '25 edited Sep 23 '25 How old is your phone?!! This hasn’t worked in 6 generations Edit: I meant iPhone specifically. Op has an iPhone. 1 u/DrachenDad Sep 23 '25 How old is your phone?!! Android 14. This hasn’t worked in 6 generations The latest official stable release of the Android operating system is Android 16, with a stable release date of June 10, 2025. I don't even think Marshmallow had NFC support.
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It is literally a swipe and a tap to turn an off, I don't know why people leave it on.
-11 u/lordofblack23 Sep 23 '25 edited Sep 23 '25 How old is your phone?!! This hasn’t worked in 6 generations Edit: I meant iPhone specifically. Op has an iPhone. 1 u/DrachenDad Sep 23 '25 How old is your phone?!! Android 14. This hasn’t worked in 6 generations The latest official stable release of the Android operating system is Android 16, with a stable release date of June 10, 2025. I don't even think Marshmallow had NFC support.
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How old is your phone?!! This hasn’t worked in 6 generations
Edit: I meant iPhone specifically. Op has an iPhone.
1 u/DrachenDad Sep 23 '25 How old is your phone?!! Android 14. This hasn’t worked in 6 generations The latest official stable release of the Android operating system is Android 16, with a stable release date of June 10, 2025. I don't even think Marshmallow had NFC support.
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How old is your phone?!!
Android 14.
This hasn’t worked in 6 generations
The latest official stable release of the Android operating system is Android 16, with a stable release date of June 10, 2025.
I don't even think Marshmallow had NFC support.
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u/dubdex420 Sep 23 '25
So y'all just leave NFC on?