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GDAL is for much more than just extracting coordinates. You would use GDAL to actually warp the image into a new 2D representation, based on your selected projection. And GDAL will do that out of the box (not true), much more accurately than any perspective transform. Any geospatial data is likely going to be much larger than anything Apple supports, especially on iOS. Apple APIs are designed to handle an image generated by the on-board camera. Even the latest iPhones released today are still touting 48 MP images. Your moderate-sized geospatial PDF is over 10 times larger than that. And you're using iOS, which has very limited RAM. Even on macOS, where you can open these large images, it will lock up the UI for any operation. And I'm curious about something. One thing that GDAL doesn't support out of the box is geospatial PDF. It requires one of a few different PDF libraries, each of which is problematic in its own way. Which one are you using?

The NSE will be executed ONLY for notifications that will be visually presented to the user (unless the app has the notification filtering entitlement). Because of this, the following conditions are required for the NSE to launch: apns-push-type must be alert Payload contains the alert key Notifications must be on for the device Notifications must be on for the app App must have notifications authorization User must not have turned off the visibility of the app's notifications If the device is locked show notification content must be on App must not have been hidden Argun Tekant /  DTS Engineer / Core Technologies

We’re experiencing the same issue. Our ESP account also shows all green checks (SPF, DKIM, etc.), but after sending, users with private relay addresses still don’t receive the emails.

Hello, thank you for your response. I have a PDF with form field values. The PDF is essentially always the same, but the field values differ. Here is an image from the PDF. Date: for example, is always the same. To the right of it, the current date is placed as a form field value. As I hover my mouse over the date, the blue rectangle behind it appears indicating it's a field value and that it's somehow not baked into the PDF. I don't know that this is considered an annotation? After I have opened the PDF in Preview (a contract in this example) I attempt to annotate it by signing it with my digital signature by overlaying the signature block of the contract with a PNG file of my digital signature. When I attempt to annotate it, it says the PDF Is password protected (I assume that my ability to edit the actual date of 9/7/25 and other field values is why it's locked--which is fine--I don't want to edit existing values). But because the PDF is locked, I can't, for example, create an automation

[quote='856980022, ragu2307, /thread/799259?answerId=856980022#856980022, /profile/ragu2307'] Or does the suspension model terminate low-level networking immediately regardless? [/quote] No. Let me reiterate this: [quote='856828022, DTS Engineer, /thread/799259?answerId=856828022#856828022'] everything works like it does in the foreground as long as your app is running [/quote] If a UIApplication background task, or indeed any other subsystem, keeps your app from suspending, networking will work just fine [1]. [quote='856980022, ragu2307, /thread/799259?answerId=856980022#856980022, /profile/ragu2307'] are there any other alternatives for performing reliable background networking when the app is not running in the foreground [/quote] There are two ways to slice this: Subsystems that do networking while your app is suspended. Subsystems that allow your app to run longer in the background. In the first case, a URLSession background session is the obvious example of this, but there are others. For example: AVAss

So, first terminology: Your Team ID is a 10 character code that identifies your team. For example, SKMME9E2Y8 is my individual Team ID. A bundle ID uniquely identifies your app, typically using reverse DNS notation. For example, com.example.test798928. An App ID is a bundle ID combined with an App ID prefix. For example, SKMME9E2Y8.com.example.test798928. An App ID prefix is either your Team ID or a unique App ID prefix. A unique App ID prefix is a 10 character code that’s allocated to your team, different from your Team ID. For example, one of my teams is allocated the App ID prefix of VYRRC68ZE6. App ID prefixes are effectively deprecated. If you previously used a unique App ID prefix for your app, you should be able to continue to use that same App ID prefix. Where is no requirement to migrate to using your Team ID [1]. Which brings us to this: [quote='799483021, ming2, /thread/799483, /profile/ming2'] But I cannot update it anymore because its AppID that appears in my account … is PREFIX_NEW(team