Release 2.5 (iOS)

This release addresses iOS 13 Core NFC API changes.  The NDEF Tag reading operations are restored.

Bug Fixes: Restore link handling on Tag Details view.

 We hope you enjoy this update, and always look forward to hearing your NFC IDEAS.

Best Regards,
Rob Jones
Founder, NFC IDEAS, LLC
w: https://www.nfcideas.com
e: rob@nfcideas.com
t: https://twitter.com/nfcideas

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