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It should be
NRF.setService**s**({(that code should have been producing an error when it runs).Also, try leaving
broadcastout - none of the examples I've posted use it and if I'm honest I'm not 100% sure what that really does Bluetooth-wise.You shouldn't have to re-activate or anything though. Just set it and you're good to go.
However you can't update services reliable when you're connected - so make sure you have at least disconnected and reconnected before checking the services.
Finally, if you're on iPhone it seems iOS caches the available services so it's almost impossible to see an up to date list - it's probably better to use Android to check if you can.