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Hello, We are planning to shut down our mobile app service and need to discontinue our auto-renewable subscription product. Our service termination date is July 31, and we are currently preparing the backend implementation for this. We have reviewed the official documentation and Apple Developer Forums, but there are several behaviors we cannot confirm through sandbox testing, as the Remove from Sale setting does not appear to affect the sandbox environment. We would greatly appreciate clarification on the following: Server notification at the moment of Cleared for Sale being unchecked When we uncheck Cleared for Sale in App Store Connect, is any App Store Server Notification (V2) sent to our server immediately at that moment? If yes, what is the exact notificationType and subtype value sent? If no, when is the first notification triggered for existing active subscribers after this action? 2. Notification sequence from product removal through final expiration For existing active subscribers,

Hi everyone, I’m currently experiencing an issue where my auto-renewable subscriptions are not loading during TestFlight and App Review. Setup: iOS app using StoreKit 2 + RevenueCat Subscriptions: Weekly Monthly Both are configured in: App Store Connect (attached to app version) RevenueCat (entitlement + offerings + packages) Current Status: Subscriptions show: “Waiting for Review” in App Store Connect Paid Apps Agreement is Active Banking + tax info is completed ⸻ What’s happening: In TestFlight → Paywall loads but: Products stay in loading state Prices never appear During App Review: Apple rejected with: “Unable to load plans” ⸻ Debug Info: RevenueCat logs confirm: Offerings are fetched successfully $rc_weekly and $rc_monthly packages exist However, StoreKit does not return product pricing in TestFlight ⸻ Question: Is this expected behavior when subscriptions are still in “Waiting for Review”? Or should products still fully load in sandbox/TestFlight even before approval? ⸻ What I’ve already verifi

Hello, I am experiencing a specific authorization error on macOS Tahoe when trying to discover all available service types on the local network. While the implementation works perfectly on iOS and macOS Sonoma, it fails on Tahoe with a specific error code. The Issue When calling DNSServiceBrowse with the meta-query string _services._dns-sd._udp, the function immediately returns kDNSServiceErr_NoAuth (-65555). // This call fails on macOS Tahoe DNSServiceErrorType err = DNSServiceBrowse( &ref, 0, kDNSServiceInterfaceIndexAny, _services._dns-sd._udp, // Meta-query for all services domc, probe_browse_reply, (__bridge void *)self ); Important Findings & Observations Specific Services Work: If I change the service type to a specific one (e.g., _http._tcp or _ssh._tcp) using NWBrowser, it works correctly and returns results. The error only occurs when browsing for _services._dns-sd._udp using DNSServiceBrowse. Local Network Permission: I have confirmed that the Local Network toggle is ON for my app in System

I'm implementing a MEMessageActionHandler Mail extension on macOS 26.4.1 (Xcode 26.4). The extension is discovered by Mail and appears in Mail > Settings > Extensions, but Mail shows only an Uninstall button — no enable toggle. The MailKit consent dialog asking permission to process messages in the background has never appeared. Console logs show optedIn: NO / userEnabled: Not Enabled. Extension Info.plist (key parts): NSExtensionPointIdentifier com.apple.email.extension NSExtensionPrincipalClass CheckThisMailExtension.MailExtension MEExtensionCapabilities MEMessageActionHandler Principal class: class MailExtension: NSObject, MEExtension { func handlerForMessageActions() -> any MEMessageActionHandler { return MessageActionHandler() } } Entitlements: app-sandbox: true, application-groups: [group.com.xxx]. App is Developer ID signed and notarized. Has anyone successfully gotten the consent dialog to appear for MEMessageActionHandler on macOS 15/26? Is there something beyond the standard templa