NFC filtering doesn't seem to work

[bitterskittles]

I installed NFC Reader from F-Droid repo on a CM 10.1 phone without gapps.
XPrivacy set NFC filters by default, but NFC Reader app can still read the NFC tags.
Is this normal or am I missing something in the settings?

[M66B]

Thanks for reporting this.
I have no devices with NFC, but since the app is open source it was easy to find out how it read NFC tags :-)
Could you please try if this version prevents the app from reading NFC's?
http://d-h.st/xRq

[bitterskittles]

Thanks for the quick response. Installed 1.9.4 and now the app won't start if NFC/getDefaultAdapter is blocked, but works fine when the restriction is lifted.

There's one more thing tho. I tried to read a tag with Automagic app with all NFC filters turned on, and it did read the tag. NFC function calls weren't even registered in XPrivacy's usage log :/

[M66B]

Thanks for testing and reporting back.
I have no idea how the Automagic reads tags.
Can you post a logcat? Maybe this helps to figure it out.

[M66B]

Did you also check if another (system) app reported usage data for NFC?
It could be that the app reads tags through another (system) app.

[bitterskittles]

CatLog saves the log to a txt file, but can't find it when I connect the phone to USB xD

[M66B]

Did you also check if another (system) app reported usage data for NFC?

[bitterskittles]

restricting NFC/getDefaultAdapter prevents Automagic from writing to NFC tags, but it can still read the tags when all NFC restrictions are in place.

I have checked the usage but no other app seems to trigger NFC rules when a tag is read :/

[M66B]

It should be fixed in this test release: http://d-h.st/RO7

If not, please reopen this issue.

[bitterskittles]

Awesome, I'll check as soon as possible.
By the way, could you close the issues via commit messages please? makes it easier to track the changes related to the issue.
https://help.github.com/articles/closing-issues-via-commit-messages