I understand that but are there any possible scenarios where the NFC chip exists but the code returns false. For example if a user somehow disabled NFC. Additionally, is the check I'm doing comprehensive?

But is it somehow possible that the statement I evaluate returns true i.e it cannot find NFC even though an NFC chip exists on the device? Is my check comprehensive or should I be doing any additional checks for this

But is it somehow possible that the statement I evaluate returns true i.e it cannot find NFC even though an NFC chip exists on the device? Is my check comprehensive or should I be doing any additional checks for this

But is it somehow possible that the statement I evaluate returns true i.e it cannot find NFC even though an NFC chip exists on the device? Is my check comprehensive or should I be doing any additional checks for this

But is it somehow possible that the statement I evaluate returns true i.e it cannot find NFC even though an NFC chip exists on the device? Is my check comprehensive or should I be doing any additional checks for this

Would this return isNFCMissing if airplane mode is turned on?