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Ed addressed your specific question, but I want to address about the big picture… It seems like your goal is to downgrade an iOS device from a newer version of iOS to an older version. There’s no supported way to do that [1] on iOS or any of its ‘child’ platforms [2]. Share and Enjoy — Quinn “The Eskimo!” @ Developer Technical Support @ Apple let myEmail = eskimo + 1 + @ + apple.com [1] The only exception being during the beta cycle of a new OS, where it’s possible to erase and device and install the most recent non-beta OS. [2] It is possible to do this with macOS.

NWConnection isn’t really set up to deal with UDP broadcasts. My advice, sadly, is that you use BSD Sockets for this. BSD Sockets is a much harder API to use correctly. I have lots of hints and tips in Broadcasts and Multicasts, Hints and Tips. The most critical point is that, when working with broadcasts and multicasts, you should target a specific interface. If you try to send a broadcast without specifying the interface, it’s hard to predict which interface it’ll be sent over. [quote='805719021, Tetsuya_0, /thread/805719, /profile/Tetsuya_0'] I suspect this may be a regression bug in the iPadOS 26 security sandbox [/quote] Well, it’s certainly a regression, but I doubt it’s in the sandbox. Usually the sandbox causes things to fail with EPERM. You are feel to file a bug about NWConnection, but I’m concerned that it’ll struggle to get traction given the state of broadcast support in Network framework. If you need a fix for this in the short-to-medium term, I recommend that you switch to BSD Sockets. If you d

We found the solution. For iOS/watchOS 26, you MUST: Migrate from the legacy Watch dual-target to a single-target. Generate the watch face file within your TestFlight build and bundle it with your app; do not generate it in a development environment. This ensures the complications are associated with a valid App Store ID. This strict validation appears to be new in iOS/watchOS 26, as it was not present in iOS/watchOS 18. Reference: Sharing Apple Watch Faces.

The administrator cannot use the App and Books API to make in-app purchases. A user can make in-app purchases when the administrator licensed the app using a user-based license. In this case the in-app purchase is charged to the Apple Account associated with that license. Managed Apple Accounts do not support commerce, so they cannot be used to make in-app purchases. If the behavior you're seeing does not match the above, please reproduce the issue, take a sysdiagnose, and submit feedback with the sysdiagnose attached, and provide timestamps indicating when the in-app purchase failed.

We made a change this is rolling out, so that you'll begin to see the payloads you were using in the past through your Share extension over the next day. While the original details are returning to mitigate impacts to your app, it would be helpful for us to know the complete set of parameters you are parsing out of the URL, so we understand what data you're looking for when a place is shared to your app from Apple Maps. The URL is not intended to be a structured API or parsed out like this, and so I'd appreciate if you could create an enhancement request in Feedback Assistant for a representation of what you need that doesn't require parsing the URL like this. Please post the FB number here so I can follow-up on it internally. — Ed Ford,  DTS Engineer

Hi @gtaylor, Just wanted to add a bit more context for others finding this post. For anyone else receiving an empty payment library for the user's device, please confirm with your PNO, card issuer, or service provider, that both Wallet extensions are included in the configuration metadata, along with the main issuer app. For more information, please see the section titled PNO Pass Metadata Configuration on the following page: Passes need to include the extension’s bundle identifier in associatedApplicationIdentifiers to ensure accurate status of existing passes in Apple Wallet. To learn more about this identifier key, see PNO Pass Metadata Configuration. Apple Pay on the Web Demo: Wallet Extensions https://applepaydemo.apple.com/wallet-extensions#pnoPassMetadata Cheers, Paris X Pinkney |  WWDR | DTS Engineer