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[quote='791314021, mortion, /thread/791314, /profile/mortion'] Ever since the new PLA I have issues with adding my entitlements to my profiles. [/quote] I can’t help you with the fastlane side of this, but I can clarify what’s happening on the Apple side. There are two ways that developers can gain access to managed entitlements: The old school provisioning profile template mechanism The newer managed capabilities mechanism If you’re using the old mechanism, you’ll want to migrate to the new one. In this new world, you set the capability on your App ID and it automatically flows through to any appropriate provisioning profiles you create for that App ID. This has a bunch of benefits, not least of which is that it’s compatible with automatic code signing. You seem to be a member of two different teams: Your In-House (Enterprise) team has the Pass Presentation Suppression managed capability for Development, Ad Hoc, and In-House (Enterprise) signing. This is limited to two App IDs: TEAM_ID.n_.v_________l.v______

To expand on the above, there are two aspect to this: What’s technically feasible? What’s allowed by App Review? I don’t work for App Review, so I can’t comment on the latter. If you’d like to discuss that aspect, I recommend that sign up for a session as explained by my colleague above. On the technical side, you asked: [quote='799259021, ragu2307, /thread/799259, /profile/ragu2307'] Is it supported for a WebRTC peer connection using only the data channel … to continue sending data when the app is in the background or locked? [/quote] The general rule for networking in the background on iOS is that (almost) everything works like it does in the foreground as long as your app is running. Once your app gets suspended, however, all low-level networking stops [1]. So, your question is equivalent to How can I run indefinitely in the background?, and that’s something I cover in iOS Background Execution Limits. If you have follow-up questions about the technical side of this, I’m happy to answer them here.

What finally worked for me was go into Settings -. Apple Account -> Media & Purchases and then sign out of that account, but stay signed in on your normal account on the mac. I know it's weird but just sign out of the 'media and purchases' account.

Hello, Overview of testing Game Center covers these topics. Note: Apple allows all prerelease development and testing to occur in exactly the same server environment as released games. so there is no official sandbox environment offered by Game Center. Note: If this [GameCenter] data needs to be kept private as part of your release strategy, consider creating separate accounts for prerelease testing and carefully manage which Game Center users are allowed to become friends with those accounts. which is closest equivalent to sandboxing.