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Can you confirm that this is happening in macOS 15.7.3 (24G416) in upload a new sysdiagnose if it is? It is, unfortunately, still happening in a macOS 15.7.3 (24G416) VM I'm testing in. I attached a new sysdiagnose to FB21305906. I don't know what (if any) user interface you've implemented, but having some kind of app experience running while your volume is mounted would be the most direct way to prevent these issues. Hmm, ok. So presumably if I just wait for a fix I might be waiting for a while. Right now my own UI is just a guide to enable the file system extension, so there's essentially no reason at the moment for users to keep the app itself open after that point. It's pretty much just in an app because it's necessary for distribution. Maybe I could have some GUI-less mode of the app open whenever the extension mounts something and then kill that instance on unmount? But between sandboxing and App Review complications I don't know if that's actually feasible.

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I have the exact same issue and setup as the OP. All configured as per the Apple docs. Consistently getting zero products returned. Plus, on real device Settings > Developer > Sandbox > Manage > Initiate Purchase fails with incorrect Bundle and/or Prodict ID, but says Could not complete at this time, please try later with correct Bundle & Product ID. Later being 3 days so far for me... Any help please?

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has now been several more days, and my enrollment status is still Pending with “Purchase your membership” showing on the Developer Account page. I have not received any communication from Apple Support yet, even though my payment was completed and the transaction has fully posted. I also submitted a follow-up to my support case (ID: 102769533427) but still no response. At this point, I am concerned that something may be stuck on Apple’s side and that the enrollment will not complete without manual intervention. If any Apple staff is able to review this issue, I would greatly appreciate assistance. Thank you.

First up, please understand that I’m not claiming that local network privacy (LNP) is bug free. I’ve seen enough reports like this to understand that there are real issues in play, especially on the Mac where the platform’s greater flexibility makes LNP’s job much harder. However, my experience is that it’s difficult for LNP bugs to get traction unless they come with strong evidence, and ideally a reliable set of steps to reproduce. And that’s going to be the focus of my response here. It also means I’m gonna start with the first pathology, primarily so that I can be sure that we’re aligned when it comes to testing. You wrote: On a clean install of macOS Tahoe (our test setup used macOS 26.0.1 on a Mac mini M2 8GB), we upload the app (version 5.1). We run the app, make sure the selected NIC is the proper one, and open the multicast socket. The app asks us to allow Local Network, we allow it. The first divergence I see is at this step. I don’t have your accessory on my network so no local traffic is generated,