@didgesteve I also signed up for both not knowing about the law suit at the time. Its quite annoying that Kerv are all were shipping were shipping and the pressure is off for them when all the international backers have received nothing :(

@steve-peake said in Still waiting...:

might just

FYI
a certain other company that says its shipping is kinda lying. They are only shipping in the UK not to the rest of the world.

Well the wearable market is picking up, thought you all may like to see this. Though I'm still not convinced about a ring that needs to be charged.

https://www.engadget.com/2017/06/27/token-biometric-ring-hands-on/#/

@James-Meek This must be a new feature, good to hear. Does this remove the annoying yes / no prompt for every NFC action ?

@didgesteve said in NFC ring payment method:

If you can't wait there's Kerv.

and Kerv is only shipping if you are in the UK. not anywhere else in the world.

@BitingFish said in Still waiting...:

there seems to be a common theme regarding customer communication, when working on a NFC payment ring.
This is exactly as Kerv behaved and is still behaving.

The thing in common between the two companies is probably the NDA's that the credit card companies make them sign.

@Maxime-C. said in ISLOG Logon (Windows NFC Login):

NFC Community version requires to write on the tag, I believe it should be ok for most individuals no?

@Maxime-C I can say 100% there no requirement from the NFC ring users for for our version to write on the tag. it would be much better if it did not write on the tag, so that the tag can be used for other things.

Also please keep in mind the new payments ring, there is a chance that we will not be able to write on that ring, If that happens your program will no longer work :(

so please please in future versions make it work without writing on the ring, just like android trusted devices and the Samsung door locks.

@rcourtney said in ISLOG Logon (Windows NFC Login):

Would just card ID be secure enough?

Is just a key secure enough for your house ?

I believe so, this is exactly how Android does it with Trusted devices and how many digital door locks work with NFC key fobs etc.

So long as you can easily delete a lost ring from having access to your computer I think this would in fact be the best way.

@Maxime-C. I have been surfing the FitBit forum, apparently other people are also having issues with any NFC tag that has an entry as an encrypted text file. I suspect its an issue with the FITBIT app.

Although as a future feature suggestion it would be awesome if the ISLOG Logon application could just recognise the NFC crards ID and unlock the computer based on that so that nothing needed to be written to the ring at all.

@GP97 Support will give you a new one for free. They ware well aware of the issue.