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Trying to develop a little Watch app in Swift, and it's been kind of a miserable experience. I constantly get transport errors trying to connect to my watch. I've tried the trick of putting the Mac and the watch on my iPhone hotspot instead of just on the same WiFi network, but I am not sure that actually helps. I can run maybe once or twice, and then the transport error happens and it's very hard to get XCode to recognize the watch again. Also, when it DOES connect, it seems that XCode almost always loses the debugging connection (I just continue, and it IS actually running on the Watch at that point, but no debugger).

My app that's been around since the dawn of the Mac App Store, and which uses its own receipt validation code for 15 years now, recently sometimes triggers a does not support the latest receipt validation requirements error message with my app's users. But I cannot reproduce it, even if I freshly install the app on a M4 Mac running macOS 26.2. So I have a hard time testing my fix. Does someone have a sample receipt file they could share with me (including the MAC from en0 / GUID device ID), or do you know where I can find one that uses the new SHA-256 hash? In fact - when reading https://developer.apple.com/documentation/appstorereceipts/validating-receipts-on-the-device it seems that there's only a SHA-1 after all. So why do some users get the receipt validation requirements message at all? I'm only reading the receipt, decoding the ASN.1 fields and then validate the hash from the receipt (field 5) against the SHA-1 from the GUID+receipt, as always, calling libCrypto's SHA1() function. So, what woul

When connecting to my M1 mac mini over ssh, certain programs are often unable to reach network destinations in the corporate LAN, although they can usually reach external addresses like www.apple.com. For example, a java program attempting to download from teamcity.dev.corp.com:8111 often fails like: java.net.NoRouteToHostException: No route to host Running the exact same command from the Apple Terminal program works like normal, simply connecting over ethernet on en0 to a TeamCity server inside the same building. Basic diagnostics from the ssh session do not show anything unusual: > traceroute teamcity.dev.corp.com traceroute to teamcity.dev.corp.com (10.21.4.1), 64 hops max, 40 byte packets 1 teamcity.dev.corp.com (10.21.4.1) 1.702 ms 0.409 ms 0.336 ms > route -n get teamcity.dev.corp.com route to: 10.21.4.1 destination: 10.21.4.1 interface: en0 flags: recvpipe sendpipe ssthresh rtt,msec rttvar hopcount mtu expire 0 0 0 0 0 0 1500 1194 > uname -a Darwin mac 25.1.0 Darwin Kernel V

Hello, I subscribed to the Apple Developer Program and the annual fee was successfully charged from my card, however my membership status is still showing as Pending and has not been activated yet. This is my second message regarding this issue, and unfortunately there has been no progress or response so far. I have already contacted Apple Developer Support and Apple Store Support, and I also attempted to request a refund since the account is still pending and not activated, but I have not received any response at all. This is my first experience with the Apple Developer Program, and honestly it has been very disappointing, especially considering that the payment was taken successfully but the service has not been provided. I would appreciate clear guidance on: • Why the membership is still pending after the fee was charged • Whether the account will be activated or the payment refunded Thank you.

We have the application 'ADS Smart', a companion application for our ADS Dashcam. We offer a feature that lets users stream the live footage of the dashcam cameras through the app. Currently, we are experiencing a time delay of 30+ seconds to see the live stream, i.e the first frame of the live footage is taking around 30+ seconds to display in the app. We are using the MobileVLCKit library to stream the videos in the app. The current flow of the code, Flutter triggers the native playback via a method channel The Dart side calls the iOS method channel /ts_player with method playTSFromURL passing: url(e.g rtsp://.... for live), playerId viewId (stable ID used to host native UI) showControls optional localIp AppDelegate receives the call and prepares networking Entry point: AppDelegate.tsChannel handler for playTSFromURL in AppDelegate.swift. It resolves the Wi‑Fi interface and local IP if possible: Sets VLC_SOURCE_ADDRESS to the Wi‑Fi IP (when available) to prefer Wi‑Fi for the stream. Uses NWPathMonitor and d

I have been working on battery consumption analysis for my application, and as part of this effort, I wanted to understand how competitor apps behave under similar usage conditions. To do this, I downloaded competitor apps from the App Store and attached them to Instruments via Xcode. I then executed a defined set of manual test scenarios to simulate real user behavior. During these tests, the iPhone was connected to a Mac and charging continuously, which meant that System Power Usage logs were not generated in Instruments. However, I was able to capture detailed metrics such as: Network usage CPU load GPU activity Display and brightness impact Other runtime performance characteristics Since direct battery drain data was unavailable, I used derived analysis (with AI assistance) to estimate approximate power consumption based on the above metrics, assuming real-device (battery-powered) conditions. According to Apple documentation, System Power Usage in Instruments is not directly tied to the device’s battery p

Hi everyone, I’m running into a breaking issue with SwiftData automatic CloudKit syncing on iOS 26, and I'm trying to determine if this is a known regression or a new configuration requirement I missed. The Setup: My setup is extremely standard; I am using the default configuration exactly as described in Apple's documentation here: https://developer.apple.com/documentation/swiftdata/syncing-model-data-across-a-persons-devices The schema is very simple: A single @Model class. No relationships. The Issue: Prior to iOS 26, this exact app was successfully syncing data between devices and to iCloud without issues. Immediately after the iOS 26 update, syncing stopped completely. I haven't changed any code, but when I check the CloudKit Console, I am seeing some BAD_REQUEST errors during sync attempts. Since I am using the default SwiftData sync (and not manual CKRecord handling), I’m not sure how my client code could be triggering a bad request unless the schema requirements have changed under the hood. Q

I'm implementing Apple Sign-In in my Next.js application with a NestJS backend. After the user authenticates with Apple, instead of redirecting to my configured callback URL, the browser makes a POST request to a mysterious endpoint /appleauth/auth/federate that doesn't exist in my codebase, resulting in a 404 error. Tech Stack Frontend: Next.js 16.0.10, React 19.2.0 Backend: NestJS with Passport (using @arendajaelu/nestjs-passport-apple) Frontend URL: https://myapp.example.com Backend URL: https://api.example.com Apple Developer Configuration Service ID: (configured correctly in Apple Developer Console) Return URL (only one configured): https://api.example.com/api/v1/auth/apple/callback Domains verified in Apple Developer Console: myapp.example.com api.example.com example.com Backend Configuration NestJS Controller (auth.controller.ts): typescript @Public() @Get('apple') @UseGuards(AuthGuard('apple')) async appleAuth() { // Initiates Apple OAuth flow } @Public() @Post('apple/callback') // Changed from @Get t