NFC is a technology used for transferring digital information between two devices within a certain distance of each other.
Android has built-in support for NFC pairing, so you can use it without any additional software provided by Google or third parties.
In this article, we will cover everything you need to know about how to use NFC on Samsung Galaxy Note 4.
How to use NFC on Samsung Galaxy Note 4? – Enable NFC process
If you don’t have the NFC option activated then you won’t be able to use its features on your phone. To enable it:
– Swipe up from your home screen.
– Tap on the settings icon.
– Choose NFC and sharing.
– Now turn on NFC.
If you want to save your battery power you can turn NFC off by following the same steps.
Using NFC on Samsung Galaxy Note 4, to share data
Enabling NFC on your phone will make it possible to transfer files between devices via NFC tags. To send files and data on Samsung Galaxy Note 4:
– Go to settings.
– Tap on Android Beam to activate.
– Select the file you want to share.
– Place your phone back – to back with the other one
as the NFC sensor located there
– Tap on the screen to finish sending the file.
How to automate tasks on Samsung Galaxy Note 4 using NFC tags?
To write an NFC tag, you need to download NCP Tag Writer. Install the app and click on new data set then tap on link. Next, choose the URL type then tap on save and write. Now scan the tag and tap done so whenever you scan the tag, the website or the URL, will be opened automatically.