Does Apple Six have NFC function, does Apple 6 support NFC function

The Apple 6 has NFC function.

Extended information: Near Field Communication (NFC) is an emerging technology, using NFC technology devices (such as mobile**) can exchange data in close proximity to each other, is evolved from the integration of contactless radio frequency identification (RFID) and interconnection technology, through the integration of inductive card readers, inductive cards and point-to-point communication functions on a single chip, the use of mobile terminals to achieve mobile payment, Electronic ticketing, access control, mobile identification, anti-counterfeiting and other applications.

NFC is a short-range high-frequency radio technology, NFCIP-1 standard stipulates that the communication distance of NFC is less than 10 cm, the operating frequency, and the transmission speed is 106kbits, 212kbits or 424kbits. The NFCIP-1 standard specifies the transmission speed, codec method, modulation scheme, and frame format of the RF interface of NFC devices in detail, and the transmission protocol of NFC is also defined in this standard, including the startup protocol and data exchange method.

NFC working modes are divided into passive mode and active mode. In passive mode, the NFC initiator (also known as the master) needs a power sourcer, which uses the energy of the power source device to provide the RF field and sends data to the NFC target device (also known as the slave device) at either 106 kbps, 212 kbps, or 424 kbps. The slave does not generate an RF field, so it does not need to supply the power supply, but uses the RF field generated by the master to convert it into electrical energy, supply power to the circuits of the slave device, receive the data sent by the master device, and use load modulation technology to transmit the data from the slave device back to the master at the same speed.

This mode of operation is called passive mode because the slave device does not generate a radio field, but passively receives the radio field generated by the master device, and in this mode, the NFC master can detect and establish a connection with a contactless card or NFC target device.

In active mode, both the initiator and the target device must actively generate RF fields when sending data to each other, so it is called active mode, and both require power supply devices to provide energy to generate RF fields. This mode of communication is the standard mode for peer-to-peer network communication, which allows for very fast connection rates.

The Apple 6 supports NFC functionality. The iPhone 6 has two versions, one is the inch iPhone 6 and the other is the inch iPhone 6 Plus, both of which support NFC function.

At 1 a.m. on September 10, 2014, Apple's autumn new product launch conference was held at the Flint Theater in Cupertino, USA, and Apple released two mobile phones, iPhone6 and iPhone6Plus, with sizes of inches and inches respectively. The iPhone 6 uses a new A8 processor, which is 25% faster than the A7 used on the 5S. The iPhone 6 was officially released on September 19, 2014.

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Apple 6 is so old and so old that the mobile phone does not have wifi, there must be no wifi, only the old model does not, but you can buy a bracelet watch with fc to replace the use, and now there are many bracelet watches that have NFC, you can brush the bus brush machine...

Not supported friends, Apple 6 does not have this feature.

Support NFC, you see if it's on.

Only iPhone 7 and above models support NFC payment, and iPhone 6 and below models can only be used to read NFC tag information.

NFC payment requires the "Wallet" function to be enabled and the corresponding bank card added. When using NFC to pay, you need to keep your mobile phone close to the POS machine, generally no more than 4 cm away. When making NFC payments, you need to enter your password, fingerprint, or FaceID to confirm your security.

In iOS 13 and above, the NFC tag reading function can be enabled directly through the control center.

If the NFC of your iPhone is not working, you can try the following methods:

1. Confirm whether the system version of the mobile phone supports NFC function and update to the latest version.

2. Check whether the "Wallet" function has been turned on and the bank card has been added.

3. Check whether the mobile phone is close to the POS machine when paying NFC, and enter the password or confirm the fingerprint.