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Hi Team, We are planning to implement the age verification logic in our iOS app and our app rating in AppstoreCoonnect is 16+. Our app is like eComm Application. Our customer can login into our application and order the products. Now we want to introduce the Age verification logic when user tries to purchase products from App. Could you suggest which API we should use to adhere the Age verification in our Application?

The Problem When using adjustsImageWhenAncestorFocused = true on a UIImageView in tvOS, the native focus halo effect does not respect the cornerRadius property set on the image view's layer. The image itself correctly clips to the rounded corners, but the focus halo (the glowing outline that appears when the view is focused) always renders with square or nearly-square corners. Code Example let imageView = UIImageView() imageView.layer.cornerRadius = 60 imageView.clipsToBounds = true imageView.adjustsImageWhenAncestorFocused = true imageView.image = posterImage Result: The poster image displays with 60pt rounded corners as expected, but when focused, the halo effect has square corners - creating an obvious visual mismatch. Expected Behavior The focus halo should follow the same cornerRadius as the UIImageView. If I set a 60pt corner radius, both the image and its focus halo should have matching 60pt rounded corners. Actual Behavior The image respects cornerRadius and displays with rounded corners The focus hal

Hi everyone, could you help us? We implemented a Flutter library that basically makes a call every x minutes if the app is in the background, but when I generate the version via TestFlight for testing, it doesn't work. Can you help us understand why? Below is a more detailed technical description. Apple Developer Technical Support Request Subject: BGTaskScheduler / Background Tasks Not Executing in TestFlight - Flutter App with workmanager Plugin Issue Summary Background tasks scheduled using BGTaskScheduler are not executing when the app is distributed via TestFlight. The same implementation works correctly when running the app locally via USB/Xcode debugging. We are developing a Flutter application that needs to perform periodic API calls when the app is in the background. We have followed all documentation and implemented the required configurations, but background tasks are not being executed in the TestFlight build. App Information Field Value App Version 3.1.15 (Build 311) iOS Minimum Deployment Target

When trying to check if a certificate has been revoked with SecPolicyCreateRevocation (Flags: kSecRevocationUseAnyAvailableMethod | kSecRevocationRequirePositiveResponse) and SecTrustEvaluateWithError I always get the result error code errSecIncompleteCertRevocationCheck, regardless if the certificate was revoked or not. Reproduction: Execute the program from the attached Xcode project (See Feedback FB21224106). Error output: Error: Error Domain=NSOSStatusErrorDomain Code=-67635 revoked.badssl.com,E8,ISRG Root X1 certificates do not meet pinning requirements UserInfo={NSLocalizedDescription=revoked.badssl.com,E8,ISRG Root X1 certificates do not meet pinning requirements, NSUnderlyingError=0x6000018d48a0 {Error Domain=NSOSStatusErrorDomain Code=-67635 Certificate 0 “revoked.badssl.com” has errors: Failed to check revocation; UserInfo={NSLocalizedDescription=Certificate 0 “revoked.badssl.com” has errors: Failed to check revocation;}}} To me it looks like that the revocation check just fails („Failed to check re

For additional security we would like to avoid keeping generated certificates (their private keys) on our server after installing them on a device, but still be able to reference them in later installed configuration profiles via MDM. However, it seems that for a configuration profile's payload to use a certificate (e.g. VPN payload), the certificate payload must be present in the same profile. Are we missing anything, perhaps it's already possible somehow? Ideal workflow for us would be: our MDM server generates a certificate (private+public keys) for a given device our MDM server sends this certificate to the device as configuration profile and saves PayloadUUID of the certificate's payload our MDM server deletes the generated private key from its storage. At this point the private key is present only on the device. at some point in the future our MDM server sends a configuration profile that references the certificate from step 2 via the saved PayloadUUID (e.g. using key PayloadCertificateUUID in

When an iOS device is connected to a Bluetooth accessory that utilizes the Hands-Free Profile (HFP), we are encountering an incorrect audio routing behavior specifically for system notification tones. Accessory Connected: The iOS device is successfully connected to a Bluetooth accessory (specifically, a WM500 device) using the HFP profile for voice communication. Voice Audio: Audio streams related to phone calls or voice communication (using the HFP/SCO link) are correctly routed to the WM500. Notification Tones Issue: System notification tones, which are played using the tonetype.systemsounds API, are not being routed to the connected HFP accessory (WM500). Instead, they are incorrectly played through the iOS device's built-in speaker. This causes a poor user experience, as critical application alerts and system notifications are missed when the user is relying on the connected HFP accessory for all audio output.