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Your NFC Keyfob
A little something extra we included just for you.
At a conference like this, you will meet more people in four days than most professionals meet in months. The last thing you want to do is lose a valuable connection because you ran out of business cards or forgot to follow up. That's where this NFC keyfob comes in. One tap and your information is on their phone. Load it up, attach it to your name badge so you always have it, and let it do the heavy lifting for you.
Ways to Use It
Program Your Keyfob
Tap any step to expand it. Takes about 5 minutes.
iPhone: NFC is on by default on iPhone 7 and later running iOS 13+. No settings change needed.
Android: Go to Settings → Connected Devices → Connection Preferences → NFC and toggle it on. Exact path varies by model.
Search for NFC Tools by wakdev in the App Store or Google Play. It's free and trusted by millions of users. Download and open it.
On the main screen, tap the Write tab, then tap Add a record.
Contact / V-Card — your name, phone, email, and title.
URL / URI — links to your LinkedIn, website, or any webpage.
Email — opens a pre-addressed email to you on their phone.
Phone — dials your number instantly.
Enter the details you want to share, then tap OK to save the record.
iPhone: Tap Write / [X] bytes and hold the top-back edge of your phone against the keyfob. You'll feel a vibration when it's done.
Android: Tap Write / [X] bytes and hold the back of your phone flat against the fob. You'll see a success message when complete.
What Is NFC?
New to it? Here's everything you need to know.
What it is
NFC (Near Field Communication) is the same tech that lets you tap your phone to pay. The keyfob holds a tiny chip, no battery needed, that stores a link or contact info.
How it works
Hold a smartphone within about an inch and it reads the chip instantly. If it stores a URL, your phone opens it right away. No app needed on the other person's end.
What you got
Your keyfob has a blank, rewritable chip. Follow the steps above to write your info to it. You can change it any time.
Is it safe?
Yes. NFC only works at 1–2 cm range. It can't be read across a room. You can also lock it after writing so no one else can change it.
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