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@deokgyuhan Hello,
Thank you so much for reaching out and sharing your positive experience with our NFCReaderiOS and NFCAndroid libraries. I'm thrilled to hear that they are working perfectly for your app's requirements on both iOS and Android platforms.

I was feeling self-doubt and depressed for quite a while. Your words really cheered me up and gave me some motivation to continue my journey.

thank you very much for your kind words and appreciation.

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Hello! I'm the Flutter developer who expressed gratitude in our previous conversation. I've been testing on various devices, and encountered some issues with Android 13. I referred to the documentation, made modifications to a part of your source code related to "READ_CAPABILITY_CONTAINER_RESPONSE," and conducted tests. I'm happy to report that it's working well on Android 13 as well. Due to the diversity of Android devices, I tested on versions 11-13 and on four different device models. I found some recent information related to this issue, and based on that(https://github.com/MichaelsPlayground/NfcHceNdefEmulator), I modified a portion of your source code as follows. It's working really well. Please take this into consideration. Thank you so much once again. Since connecting with Flutter, everything seems to be working perfectly.

<modified code - KHostApduService>
private val READ_CAPABILITY_CONTAINER_RESPONSE = byteArrayOf(
0x00.toByte(), 0x0F.toByte(), // CCLEN length of the CC file
0x20.toByte(), // Mapping Version 2.0
0x00.toByte(), 0x3B.toByte(), // MLe maximum
0x00.toByte(), 0x34.toByte(), // MLc maximum
0x04.toByte(), // T field of the NDEF File Control TLV
0x06.toByte(), // L field of the NDEF File Control TLV
0xE1.toByte(), 0x04.toByte(), // File Identifier of NDEF file
0x00.toByte(), 0xFF.toByte(), // Maximum NDEF file size of 65534 bytes
0x00.toByte(), // Read access without any security
0xFF.toByte(), // Write access without any security
0x90.toByte(), 0x00.toByte(), // A_OKAY
)

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