offloading

Is it possible for MDM distributed apps to be offloaded? Is there any way to prevent an app to be exempt from offloading, if this option was enabled?

Hello.I know it is possible it iOS 11 to offload an AppStore app, but i see no options in MDM documentation about offloading of a MDM-distributed app.Is it possible?

What is the time frame for an app to be offloaded if the user does not open it? Also, is there any way for an app be exempt from offloading? Moreover, how can we track the number of offloads?

Hello, I use to be able to manually offload apps to clean up my storage space and ever since I uploaded the iOS 18 developer beta to the latest, I can’t see to find an option for it. Any help would be appreciated!

Is it possible to make In-house distribution compatible with offloading? If not, is the Custom Distribution compatible?An in general: Can u deactivate offloading for your app as a developer? The current scenario is, that when ever our B2B app is offloaded, the user can not just redownload it via the native UI, but has to manually reinstall the Application.

If the user offload my app from Settings app (to free up storage) and reinstall it, will the identifierForVendor change?

Hi,I can't find any technical note about the offload app feature.What is maintained? All the app related filesystem? Only some folders?What about the keychain?What about the IDFV?What about the User preferences?Thanks to everyone that will share more info.Valerio

Hi, When calling generateAssertion on DCAppAttestService.shared, it gives invalidKey error when there was an update for an offloaded app. The offloading and reinstall always works fine if it is the same version on app store that was offloaded from device, but if there is an update and the app tries to reuse the keyID from previous installation for generateAssertion, attestation service rejects the key with error code 3 (invalid key) for a significant portion of our user. In our internal testing it failed for more than a third of the update attempts. STEPS TO REPRODUCE: install v1 from app store generate key using DCAppAttestService.shared.generateKey Attest this key using DCAppAttestService.shared.attestKey Send the attestation objection to our server and verify with apple servers Generate assertions for network calls to backend using DCAppAttestService.shared.generateAssertion with keyID from step 2 Device offloads the app (manually triggered by user, or automatically by i

Hi, Is there a guide about implementation of mDNS offload function in NIC driver? If anyone has any information about it, please advise. Thanks.

We have sent the payload for restricting all the apps except Youtube and MEMDM app . Payload is listed below. The Problem is we are restricted all the apps except the apps that were offloaded before . the icon of the offloaded apps appears in the homescreen. Attached the Screenshot for the above offloaded icons with multiapp kiosk enabled Is this the expected behaviour? Or anything am i missing. Can anyone help me with this? Payload Sent to the Device :-> PayloadVersion 1 PayloadUUID ------------ PayloadType Configuration PayloadOrganization ----- PayloadIdentifier ---------------- PayloadDisplayName MultiApp Kiosk PayloadRemovalDisallowed PayloadContent PayloadVersion 1 PayloadUUID ---------------- PayloadType com.apple.applicationaccess PayloadOrganization MDM PayloadIdentifier --------------- PayloadDisplayName AppLock Whitelist Policy whitelistedAppBundleIDs com.google.ios.youtube com.manageengine.mdm.iosagent com.apple.webapp allowListedAppBundleIDs com.google.ios

I have created a privately distributed app, for our employees only. I distribute the app using codes. Some of the employees have their phones set to automatically offload apps. When my private app is offloaded, tapping on the app brings up the message Unable to install The app is no longer available on the App store The options are Keep or Delete. However, if they go into the app store purchases, and find the app, they can download it again just fine. Is there a setting I need to set in appstore connect to make it so it can be downloaded automatically? Is this a bug/known limitation of privately distributed apps?

I’m with a major Canadian university, developing an app to help users plan for and respond to local hazards, like earthquakes and flooding. Since this is the kind of app you set and forget until an emergency occurs, and there’s a good chance internet access won’t be available to re-download the app once a disaster occurs, what can we do to help our users avoid or prevent offloading of the app? Encouraging users to disable offloading seems like overkill. What other options would you suggest to help avoid offloading in the first place? Thanks!

Is there a way to detect when the app is about to be offloaded or restored so that we can take appropriate action in code?

In Swift Playgrounds app playgrounds keep offloading to cloud (after a period of inactivity), and I constantly have to download them again and again to use them. How to disable this and always keep all playgrounds on my device?

Hi, I have an app that is used by several Shortcuts. In many cases, users download the Shortcut, install the app, and only use the App through the Shortcut, and only through the in-extension Intent. They might never open the app. I've received complaints from users that the app keeps disappearing: apparently, because the app itself is never opened (only the in-extension Intent is), it doesn't count as an actual usage for offloading, and so the app gets offloaded. What can I do?