Apple has announced that it will open up NFC for third-party developers outside of the EU, but with restrictions and fees that developers need to consider.
Despite the newfound flexibility for NFC access on iPhones, Apple still imposes limitations that maintain greater control over this feature compared to Android.
Developers in select countries will have to enter a commercial agreement with Apple and pay undisclosed fees to access the NFC functionality on iPhones.
This move by Apple follows the European Commission's push for more openness, yet the requirements and costs may limit participation for developers.
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