What is NFC?
NFC (Near Field Communication) is a technology that allows wireless data transfer over very short distances (usually less than 4 cm). Thanks to NFC, devices like phones, card readers, payment terminals, and wireless speakers can quickly communicate. It is used for contactless payments, file sharing, ticket scanning, and similar operations.

How to Enable NFC on Android?

1. Open the Settings app.

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2. Go to Connections or Connections and Sharing (depending on device model).

3. Find the NFC option.

4. Turn NFC on.

Alternative method:
Open the quick settings panel (swipe down from the top of the screen).
Tap the NFC icon to toggle it on or off.

Notes:

• NFC may not be available on some older or low-budget phones.

• When NFC is active and your phone is near another NFC device, the relevant action starts automatically.

• For security, it is recommended to keep NFC off when not in use.

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