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React Native NFC module for Android & iOS
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SecurityViolation error with isoDepHandler.transceive #708

Closed PraneethGunas closed 4 months ago

PraneethGunas commented 8 months ago

Example code snippet that starts a session with one of the NFC cards with a select command. The session is active until the rfc signal persists. This is lost once the card is far from the NFC receiver... (extraneous/ignore)

  try {
    const headers = Buffer.from('00a404000f', 'hex');
    const selectApp = Buffer.concat([headers, APP_ID]);
    await NfcManager.requestTechnology([NfcTech.IsoDep]);
    const selectResponse = await NfcManager.isoDepHandler.transceive(
      selectApp.toJSON().data
    );
    const { response, status } = decodeAndSplitResponse(selectResponse);
    return { response, status  };
  } catch (error) {
    throw new Error('Initialisation failed');
  }
}

Problem: Following recent iOS 17.x updates, I've encountered an issue where the isoDepHandler.transceive function abruptly ceased functioning, presenting an NFCError:2, specifically NfcErrorIOS indicating a security violation. On quite a bit of digging, it appears this error typically arises when entitlements are absent. However, I've verified that my app.entitlements file includes the necessary listing and it was previously working just fine with older versions of iOS.

    <array>
        <string>NDEF</string>
        <string>TAG</string>
    </array>

and also the below for tag type 4 of ndef payloads

    <array>
        <string>D2760000850100</string>
        <string>D2760000850101</string>
    </array>

Any known reasons for what is happening with recent versions of iOS or anything that I'm missing here?

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