swinton blue
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If my mate was to go on my ticket because I couldn't make it would a screen shot of my QR code ticket get him in rather than having to take my phone ?
As far as I’m aware no. If NFC technology is in use, the information is embedded in your phone and can only be sent to another device by means of it being formally transferred there. A screenshot wouldn’t work.If my mate was to go on my ticket because I couldn't make it would a screen shot of my QR code ticket get him in rather than having to take my phone ?
Yep deffo not. Its linked to NFC technology so a screenshot would be uselessIf my mate was to go on my ticket because I couldn't make it would a screen shot of my QR code ticket get him in rather than having to take my phone ?
I’m certain that kids’ tickets will be on the accompanying adult’s phone. A bit like having multiple mobile boarding passes for a family on one device back in the old days when going on foreign holidays was something people did regularly!what happens if you go in with your child or children
would all the tickets be sent to your mobile ?
so it will allow the turnstile to except 2 or 3 or 4 or even more people after the mobile is scannedI’m certain that kids’ tickets will be on the accompanying adult’s phone. A bit like having multiple mobile boarding passes for a family on one device back in the old days when going on foreign holidays was something people did regularly!
Exactly. The single bggest issue we've had, since we started, was the club's complete inability to understand that (a) communication is vital and (b) it must be clear, so the recipient can understand it clearly.They also seem unaware that explaining the real reasons for change can make the change more acceptable to the punters.
Under 18s can't get it though, so the ones who go on their own are knackered.I’m certain that kids’ tickets will be on the accompanying adult’s phone. A bit like having multiple mobile boarding passes for a family on one device back in the old days when going on foreign holidays was something people did regularly!