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No — neither for you nor for the person you meet. Any NFC phone, iPhone 7 and up or Android, opens your profile straight in its browser.
Tap it with your own phone. An activation page opens, you create your profile, and the tag is bound to it. It takes under two minutes.
You edit your profile and the tag follows immediately — that is the whole point. The physical object never becomes obsolete.
Deactivate it in one click from your dashboard. It then points to a neutral page while your profile and your data stay intact. A replacement pairs in thirty seconds.
Enter their number on your own profile and your full contact details are sent to them by SMS. TapAdd works with the entire phone base, not just recent handsets.
Partly, and on purpose. On NTAG216 tags, the essential vCard is written into the tag itself alongside the URL: the basic contact saves even with no connection.
The contacts you collect are never exposed publicly and there is no reverse lookup. Sensitive fields are encrypted by the application on top of disk encryption: a database leak does not hand over usable details. Bulk exports are capped, confirmed by a one-time code, and logged.
Whoever fills in your exchange form chooses exactly what they share, and can ask to be erased at any time.
Never. It is stated publicly and it is contractually binding — CCPA, PIPEDA, Law 25 and GDPR alike.