The shortcut "NFC" stands for "Near Field Communication". This technology enables data exchange over short distances of a few centimeters. NFC is therefore intended as an additional possibility for data transmission in addition to Bluetooth.
The NFC function can be used to make payments or purchase tickets. In some cases, you may need to install additional apps for this function. In addition, pictures, for example, can be transferred to other NFC-enabled devices.
1. Possibility:
Android 11 | Android 12 | Android 13 |
| 1. Open the settings | 1. Open the settings | 1. Open the settings |
2. "Connected devices" | 2. "Connected devices" | 2. "Connected devices" |
3. Switch NFC on/off with the button | 3. "NFC" | 3. "NFC" |
4. Switch NFC on/off with the button  | 4. Switch NFC on/off with the button  |
2. Possibility:
| Android 11 | Android 12 | Android 13 |
1. Swipe 2x from the upper area of the display downwards | 1. Swipe 2x from the upper area of the display downwards | 1. Swipe 2x from the upper area of the display downwards |
2. Tap the NFC icon to enable/disable it. | 2. Swipe from the right side of the screen to the left. Attention: Do not swipe from the right edge of the screen, otherwise the gesture control will take you one step back.  | 2. Swipe from the right side of the screen to the left. Attention: Do not swipe from the right edge of the screen, otherwise the gesture control will take you one step back. |
3. Tap the NFC icon to enable/disable it. | 3. Tap the NFC icon to enable/disable it. |