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-=== 0. Introduction to NFC and NTAG216 ===
+=== 0. Introduction to NFC and NTAG chips, such as the NTAG215 and NTAG216 ===
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 NTAG 213 (144 bytes): This variant is less common due to its small storage size. Often, it does not provide enough memory for common applications.
-NTAG215 (544 bytes): Widely used for consumer goods, product authentication, and popular for creating custom, reprogrammable Nintendo Amiibo figures due to its increased memory.
+NTAG215 (544 bytes): Widely used for consumer goods, product authentication, and popular for creating custom, reprogrammable Nintendo Amiibo figures due to its increased memory. We are customizing these at [[https://fencon.org|FenCon 21.]]
+NTAG216 (888 bytes): Has the greatest number of bytes out of the 3 chips. Can be used for all sorts of applications without having to worry about limited storage space. We customized and gave these out at the [[https://mindstretchingfun.org/frisco-maker-faire/|Sci Tech MakerFaire]]
-NTAG216 (888 bytes): Has the greatest number of bytes out of the 3 chips. Can be used for all sorts of applications without having to worry about limited storage space. (This tag is an NTAG216!)
-**Frequency Used by NTAG216**
+**Frequency Used by NTAG213/215/216**
-NTAG216 tags operate at a frequency of 13.56 MHz, which is the standard frequency for NFC communication worldwide. This frequency enables fast and secure data transfer over very short distances.
+NTAG chips/tags operate at a frequency of 13.56 MHz, which is the standard frequency for NFC communication worldwide. This frequency enables fast and secure data transfer over very short distances.
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    Tap the NTAG to the Back of your phone
-   !Tip for Tapping!: If you have an iPhone, make sure to try taping the top left
+   !Tip for Tapping!: If you have an iPhone, make sure to try tapping the top left
    corner of your phone to the middle of the NTAG.
    Other methods of tapping don't work for me and may not work for you.