iPhone 16 pro

I'd like to be clear that the Foundation Models framework and #Playground do support iOS simulators, and I've confirmed that the code snippet provided above works with my following configuration, as shown in the attached screenshot: MacBook Pro with Apple M4 chip. macOS 26.0 Beta (25A5295e), Apple Intelligence is enabled and works. Xcode 26.0 beta 2 (17A5241o) The iOS simulator: iPhone 16 Pro (23A5276e) I can't explain why the error happens on your side though. One common-seen unsupported configuration is macOS 15.x + iOS simulator, which is not your case as you confirmed that you ran macOS 26 Tahoe. You can double check if your configuration has any difference from mine – I am on Beta 2, and your Mac with the M2 chip should work. If the the problem is still there, I’d suggest that you file a feedback report with a sysdiagnose, and share your report ID here. See this post for how to provide actionable feedback for the Foundation Models framework. Best, —— Ziqiao Chen  Worldwide Dev

Yes, I am seeing the same thing. I am running iOS 18.2 Beta 3, on an iPhone 16 Pro Max. I just noticed this was happening. It takes 4-5 min to download emails, if they download at all. This only happens when connected to WiFi. If I disconnect from WiFi, all of my emails load as they should (almost immediately). I checked my MBP at the same time, and the emails show in the mail app normally, while I get the Downloading X Messages showing on my iPhone. With regard to what @JoeyJK mentioned, I also see this. I open a email, and it looks blank because it is Downloading the content. I only displays the email after a very long time, unless of course, I disconnect from WiFi. Then the email loads immediately. Not sure what the connection to Wifi is. I have tried changing access points, cycling the Private Wifi Address and Limit IP Address Tracking on and off, and trying to download the emails with them both on and off. This is happening to iCloud, Gmail, and Outlook emails alike. What kind

Update (belated but hopefully helpful): I originally posted this on January 26 and meant to follow up sooner — life got pretty busy with some personal situations, and it slipped through the cracks. I wanted to provide closure in case anyone else runs into something similar. After further testing, I discovered that the issue wasn’t with the app itself or with newer iPhone models. The root cause turned out to be a version mismatch. Both friends told me they were running iOS 18, but it turns out neither of them had actually updated their devices. They thought they had, but they were still on earlier versions — and those were the devices that were crashing. What made things especially confusing was that the app worked flawlessly on simulators for the same models, and I was comparing behavior against another friend’s iPhone 16 Pro Max that was running iOS 18 via TestFlight — and that one had no issues at all. Lesson learned: Always double-check the actual iOS version on physical devices

@Frameworks Engineer Run destination is iPhone 16 Pro I am running the latest MacOS Beta -- Version 26.0 Beta (25A5295e) I am running Xcode Version 26.0 beta 2 (17A5241o) There is no option to turn on Apple Intelligence in Xcode its asking me to select a model provider... Also in MacOS Settings here is what I see Xcode Settings MacOS Beta -- when I Search Settings for Apple Intelligence It only pulls up Siri -- Possible issue with** signing** There is a problem with the request entity A device with number 'LONG ALPHANUMERIC STRING' already exists on this team. Provisioning profile iOS Team Provisioning Profile: * doesn't include the currently selected device MY NAME’s Virtual Machine (identifier SAME LONG ALPHA NUMERIC STRING). Signed in with my developer account pulls up team, but this part is failing. MacOS 26 Beta VM I am not signed in with my Apple ID, but I am signed in within Xcode it pulls in my team id/name. Do I need to Sign in with Apple ID on VM machine for Apple Intelligence to w