“Account Locked”

Can anyone let us know he behaviour of the API call openParentApplication:reply when the iPhone device is locked?

Let me start by apologizing for the long read.. I am not an Apple Developer or Power Mac user per se but I am also not a beginner. I am desperate for a solution because I’ve hit a wall. Im sorry I cant attach a Etrecheck report because it doesn’t support my Mac OS 15 Beta 6 on a M1 Macbook Air. … So once I changed my password ant root’s using the command, but many restarts later I would still use my old password to get in so I ignored. But a week later and after finishing up a Time Machine backup, neither my old or new password would get accepted on screen-lock. I’m not sure if the things I just mentioned are related but its definitely worth mentioning. The reason for my doubt is because I was able to log in to the Web GUI of Webmin remotely using my iPhone and my username and the password I changed the wee earlier; the same one that got me locked out of Mac user accout (I tried both old and new). Activating root from the Webmin panel allowed me to log in to my Macbook as root for the first

Hi, I'll explain my question through how whatsapp does it. When the phone is locked then whatsapp routes call through apple's native callkit When unlocked, pressing accept essentially redirects to whatsapp and then whatsapp handles the call from there. However, this component of unlock detection is what I'm not able to find any info about. Essentially, how i do it is: let isPhoneLocked = !UIApplication.shared.isProtectedDataAvailable isProtectedDataAvailable == true → device is unlocked isProtectedDataAvailable == false → device is locked The problem is that if the phone has been recently unlocked, then protected data is still available on the phone even after the lock for the next 10-40 seconds. So theres a false positive. I want there to be a foolproof and robust way to do this. And I'm not entirely sure how

I recently bought an iPhone 6 plus off an app called 5 mile, the phone has an icloud activation lock on it i would like to is the a simple way to unlock the phone without the icloud password?

Is there a way for an app to interact with the new iOS 18 feature Locked/Hidden Apps? In our apps we prompt our users for biometric authentication ourselves and found that locking an app seems to interfere with that.

Every time I'm on FaceTime and I lock my phone or hit the power button the FaceTime ends.

HiWill there be some ways to activate the live photo when we use the raise to wake up feature or simply press the home button on lock screen ?An option to auto play the live photo on the lock screen could be a nice and fancy feature to add to the options and could definitly have a harry potter feeling when raising the phone just to look up at the kids picture 🙂

Hi guys,I am a beginner of Home Kit APIs. I am trying to work a locker througout home kit APIs. I would like to know how can I switch the current state of the locker (from lock to unlock)I am very appreciated your helps.Thanks

I have the iPhone 14 pro max. I DO NOT want my calendar events showing on my Lock Screen. Went to settings and turned Lock Screen notifications off etc. Does absolutely nothing. And every time I listen to music in car through Apple play the music widget stays on Lock Screen. Will not go away. I have turned off notifications. I have restarted phone. It is completely ridiculous

Does anyone else have a problem responding to a message from the lock screen? My screen disappears while typing the reply. Thank youMatt

Does Apple now allow us to have our apps show on the lock screen and have access to them?Stright forward..ThanksJZ

I have implemented the following code to create a keychain item:let keychainQuery = NSMutableDictionary(dictionary: [ NSString(format: kSecClass) : kSecClassGenericPasswordValue, NSString(format: kSecAttrService) : my_service, NSString(format: kSecAttrAccount) : my.app.domain, NSString(format: kSecAttrAccessible) : NSString(format: kSecAttrAccessibleAfterFirstUnlock), NSString(format: kSecReturnData) : my_password) let status = SecItemAdd(keychainQuery as CFDictionary, nil) if status != errSecSuccess ( print(status not success: (status)) }Unfortunately, when the iPhone is locked (press the lock button), even though the accessible element has been set to after first unlock, I get an error (-25300) when my code tries to retrieve the information stored in the keychain. The app can access information in the keychain while the app is in the background, just not when the iPhone is locked.The code to retrieve:let keychainQuery: NSMutableDictionary = NSMutableDictionary(dictionary: [ kSecClassValue:

Our product includes a background sync process that synchronizes credentials between devices. We need to update ASCredentialIdentityStore when credentials are changed, we have noticed that the ASCredentialIdentityStore.shared.saveCredentialIdentities() fails to run when the device is locked. Is it possible to update ASCredentialIdentityStore when the device is locked?

Hi, I have a paid-up Apple dev program membership. I'm trying to debug an app on my iPad Pro. Xcode locks up when trying to generate the certificates, asked me to visit the membership site to sign the dev aagreement, I have done so and it still locks up. The dev center also locks up when I try to generate the certificates manually. What's my way out of this mess? Edmund

Hi,currently I'm experimenting with VoIP. I've developed a simple VoIP app using the old keep alive timeout approach (not PushKit) includinga inputstream and outputstream. The VoIP communication between my iPad and the VoIP server seems to work properly, except on a locked device.My test case is as follows:1. I start the VoIP app (which connects to the VoIP server) and then lock the device (with or without a code).2. I simulate a VoIP-Call for the device, which will be noticed (local notification on lock screen).3. I ignore the VoIP call on the deviceThis all works fine. But if I do this again and again, something like stress testing, then it seems that iOS terminates the app after a while.I cannot figure out why exactly this will be done. My considerations go from a too high CPU usage or an exceeded number of received bytes.This kind of stress testing is a little bit weird, but actually, this should work.What I've found out:- the VoIP app works fine on an unlocked device- the VoIP