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Hello, I am currently trying to enroll in the Apple Developer Program, and I seem to have encountered an issue. I completed the enrollment process and made the payment of $99. I received a payment confirmation, but my enrollment has not been activated after 46 hours. When I checked the status, it still indicated that payment was required, so I mistakenly made a second payment. I have now received confirmation for both payments. Here are my order details: First order ID: D009543166 Second order ID: D009549194 Could you please: Confirm the status of my enrollment Help activate my Apple Developer account Advise on the duplicate payment and process a refund if applicable Thank you for your assistance. Best regards, Kobe Shust

Hi, and apologies for a long post! We have created an app that enables wireless communication with FIDO2 devices over Bluetooth by creating virtual HID devices and translating the packages. In order to do this, we use the HIDVirtualDevice class as described here: https://developer.apple.com/documentation/corehid/creatingvirtualdevices We learned the hard way that this sample code does not work without the “com.apple.developer.hid.virtual.device“ entitlement, but with it, it behaves as expected. Now, our application has been rejected during Review, both by the initial App Review and the appeal to the App Review Board. The problem is that I can’t really figure out what the issue is. The first rejection states the following: The app requests access to Accessibility features on macOS but does not use these features for accessibility purposes. Specifically, the app uses Accessibility features for non-accessibility feature. (Please see attached screenshot) The attached screenshot is of the screen the app s

After implementing the new structured concurrency API's for Network framework, we are noticing a few memory leaks in the Network framework when using API's like onViabilityUpdate and onBetterPathUpdate. Whenever a previously established connection is disconnected, the NWConnection object is never released by the Network framework when we use the 2 API's mentioned. Irrespective of what goes inside these handlers(or leave it empty), the connection object is leaking. If I comment out the handlers, there is no memory leak. Posting this here in the forum to understand if others have encountered similar issues and found a workaround? Raised a feedback assistant request with all the details and a sample app here: FB22339653

I am a professional user of the 2019 Mac Pro (7,1) with dual AMD Radeon Pro W6900X MPX modules (32GB VRAM each). This hardware is designed for high-performance compute, but it is currently crippled for modern local LLM/AI workloads under Linux due to Apple's EFI/PCIe routing restrictions. Core Issue: rocminfo reports No HIP GPUs available when attempting to use ROCm/amdgpu on Linux Apple's custom EFI firmware blocks full initialization of professional GPU compute assets The dual W6900X GPUs have 64GB combined VRAM and high-bandwidth Infinity Fabric Link, but cannot be fully utilized for local AI inference/training My Specific Request: Apple should provide an official, one-click deployable application that enables full utilization of dual W6900X GPUs for local large language model (LLM) inference and training under Linux. This application must: Fully initialize both W6900X GPUs via HIP/ROCm, establishing valid compute contexts Bypass artificial EFI/PCIe routing restrictions that block access to profes

Hi everyone, yesterday I updated my macOS and Xcode to the latest versions and today I have the strangest thing: Canvas is always crashing whenever I click it, in any and all my Projects. The full Simulator works just fine; only the Preview Canvas crashes. All the crash reports say it's because of AXRemoteElement-BackgroundFetch, and ChatGPT says it's not because of my code. These are very simple Projects, just for experimentation. Nothing complex, just native code while I follow examples in a SwiftUI book. Anyone else having this issue? Translated Report (Full Report Below) ------------------------------------- Process: PreviewShell [2179] Path: /Volumes/VOLUME/*/PreviewShell.app/PreviewShell Identifier: com.apple.PreviewShell Version: 16.0 (23.40.29) Code Type: ARM-64 (Native) Role: Foreground Parent Process: launchd_sim [1405] Coalition: com.apple.CoreSimulator.SimDevice.E9525D59-3C07-43F9-ACC9-18CF5DD0DAA1 [1516] Responsible Process: SimulatorTrampoline [1120] User ID: 501 Date/

Hi. I’m unable submit to a new Version of my App. If i want to Add for Review, i get the Error Message: “Unable to Add for Review The items below are required to start the review process: This build is using a beta version of Xcode and can’t be submitted.” The new Version is Uploaded from the Latest Version of Swift Playground for iPad(4.7). No Betas

I am a professional user of the 2019 Mac Pro (7,1) with dual AMD Radeon Pro W6900X MPX modules (32GB VRAM each). This hardware is designed for high-performance compute, but it is currently crippled for modern local LLM/AI workloads under Linux due to Apple's EFI/PCIe routing restrictions. Core Issue: rocminfo reports No HIP GPUs available when attempting to use ROCm/amdgpu on Linux Apple's custom EFI firmware blocks full initialization of professional GPU compute assets The dual W6900X GPUs have 64GB combined VRAM and high-bandwidth Infinity Fabric Link, but cannot be fully utilized for local AI inference/training My Specific Request: Apple should provide an official, one-click deployable application that enables full utilization of dual W6900X GPUs for local large language model (LLM) inference and training under Linux. This application must: Fully initialize both W6900X GPUs via HIP/ROCm, establishing valid compute contexts Bypass artificial EFI/PCIe routing restrictions that block access to profes

Hello everyone, I am looking for some advice or shared experiences regarding a prolonged App Review Board appeal process. I submitted my app earlier this month. On March 3rd, it was rejected under guideline 4.3(b) Spam. On the exact same day (March 3rd), I submitted a detailed appeal to the App Review Board. In my appeal, I provided clear documentation and explanations to prove that the app is not a generic template. I specifically highlighted our proprietary algorithm that calculates a unique total daily energy percentage for users, which distinctly separates it from standard, saturated apps in the market. The issue: It has now been 23 days since I submitted the appeal, and I have not received any response from the Board. My main concern is the lack of visibility. Since appeals to the Board do not appear in the Resolution Center UI, I have no way of knowing if my ticket is actually actively open, in a queue, or if it has been lost due to a system glitch. I recently tried reaching out to general supp

Hello, Is it possible for a Network Extension (running in its sandbox) to act as a client for an XPC service hosted by a Launch Daemon (e.g., to offload data processing)? Are there any specific sandbox restrictions or entitlement requirements for this type of XPC communication? Thank you in advance!

We regularly submit builds, manage provisioning profiles, and query build statuses for a large number of applications across multiple store accounts. We rely on automated tooling (Fastlane / App Store Connect API) to manage this pipeline efficiently. Recently, we have been experiencing HTTP 5xx errors when making requests to Apple's APIs (App Store Connect, Spaceship). We believe these failures are caused by rate limiting applied to our outbound IP addresses, as the errors correlate with periods of higher submission activity. We have already taken steps on our side to mitigate the issue - including distributing requests across multiple external IP addresses - but we continue to encounter these errors during peak release periods, which delays application delivery to our clients and their end users.