UserManager.DisallowNearFieldCommunicationRadio Field
Definition
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This user restriction specifies if Near-field communication is disallowed on the device.
[Android.Runtime.Register("DISALLOW_NEAR_FIELD_COMMUNICATION_RADIO", ApiSince=35)]
public const string DisallowNearFieldCommunicationRadio;[<Android.Runtime.Register("DISALLOW_NEAR_FIELD_COMMUNICATION_RADIO", ApiSince=35)>]
val mutable DisallowNearFieldCommunicationRadio : stringField Value
- Attributes
Remarks
This user restriction specifies if Near-field communication is disallowed on the device. If Near-field communication is disallowed it cannot be turned on via Settings.
This restriction can only be set by a device owner or a profile owner of an organization-owned managed profile on the parent profile. In both cases, the restriction applies globally on the device and will turn off the Near-field communication radio if it's currently on and prevent the radio from being turned on in the future.
Near-field communication (NFC) is a radio technology that allows two devices (like your phone and a payments terminal) to communicate with each other when they're close together.
Default is false.
Key for user restrictions.
Type: Boolean
Java documentation for android.os.UserManager.DISALLOW_NEAR_FIELD_COMMUNICATION_RADIO.
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