"You should consult Samsung. I feel that Samsung does not support WiFi Aware 4.0, especially for NAN pairing

@DTS Engineer I haven't seen any progress in Wi-Fi Aware interoperability between Android and Apple, which is frustrating

@zmj520 If you use Android Java and output the PIN code in initiatePairingRequest, you will get an error on the Qualcomm platform: the password is too short. In this case, you need to contact Qualcomm to remove the password length restriction.

@fengyu122 @zmj520 Samsung S25 does not provide good support for NAN 4.0; its follow-up frames lack the SDEA parameter.

@zmj520 you need to contact Qualcomm to remove the password length restriction

@zmj520 what is the code 15? error code? pls show the apple log

@Anthenor @DTS Engineer @nikiizvorski I think Apple only needs to modify the peer database, and then Android and Apple can establish a connection via Wi‑Fi Aware. However, Apple hasn’t given me any response. Note: Qualcomm’s NMI and NDI are different, but Apple’s NMI and NDI are the same.

@Bojie_Lv @DTS Engineer @leonboe1 @liyang123 @pandarisearch @ I think Apple only needs to modify the peer database, and then Android and Apple can establish a connection via Wi‑Fi Aware. However, Apple hasn’t given me any response. Note: Qualcomm’s NMI and NDI are different, but Apple’s NMI and NDI are the same.

pls use xcode 26 beta 5 beyond

@nikiizvorski The EU requires Apple's Wi-Fi Aware and Android's Wi-Fi Aware to be interoperable.