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First off, thank you for your patience with this. I wanted to make sure I'd gotten an authoritative answer on this, and it look a little while to get to the right person. Next, my answer here is primarily about Apple Silicon support. I think the same code will also work on 64-bit Intel and I'm not going to try and sort out 32-bit Intel. If you have time, Could you take a look at the code? I have submitted on the bug. One more thing to add: I have also tried using the prepare() interface of IODMACommand, but there have been no significant changes. So, first off, what doesn't matter here is the IOMemoryDescriptor configuration or inTaskWithPhysicalMask.Your trying to map 20Kb, so I would start testing with a size of 32Kb (2 pages). You could also specify a mask of: 0x0000 0000 FFFF F000ULL (32 bits, 16Kb aligned) ...but that's simply to start with the most straightforward configuration, not because other configuration won't work fine. What DOES matter here is the IOMapper argument of your IODMACommand

Just to confirm that you need real Apple IDs to test CloudKit sharing, and that the Sandbox Apple Accounts in App Store Connect won't work. Regarding the limits or terms of service you mentioned, hopefully folks who have more insight in that area can comment. Best, —— Ziqiao Chen  Worldwide Developer Relations.

It does not currently have a widget or CarPlay integrations - but that is something I've thought about. However, working full time and having a toddler leaves little time for app development :). Therefore I was also hoping I could get my app approved without having to add any more features. Do you have any advice on how to get it approved? As mentioned, this is my first app and submission, so I have little clue what Apple is actually expecting. I guess it's impossible to test outside of the supported area - pressing the button would just result in a message no parking restriction found for your location. Another possible issue is that my submission defaulted to both IPhone and IPad - while the app is only developed for IPhone, so the IPad screenshots looked badly.

After all the frustration, I resigned myself to the fact that apple doesn’t need me. So I just sent a bunch of mails : “refund me” a few hours later, I get a mail saying “ We processed the credit that you requested as an exception to our policy. “ Wow, this just makes me feel super special. So let’s get this straight.. Are they saying that their policy is no refunds to a customer who paid. but does not get service. That even when the application or enrollment process lacks transparency or logic, or simply does not work as they intended, don’t expect a refund of your $99 or even the second 99 that you paid for that Service Crazy

Hello Albert, This is reproducible in the iOS 26.2 & iOS 26.3 official releases, not beta versions. So this seems to be an iOS 26.x bug that I can't seem to be mentioned anywhere. The links I'm talking about are both regular, simple links (think https://www.apple.com/apple-events/), the kind that would instantly open in the default browser, as well as universal links, none of them open. No external links seem to open using UIApplication.shared.open(url, options:) when Safari has been removed. If its eases communication, I already filed a feedback ticket FB21867922. I'll link to the app in the ticket there.

[quote='875835022, ameydalvi_sophos, /thread/815274?answerId=875835022#875835022, /profile/ameydalvi_sophos'] Is this logline faulty or not to be taken at its face value ?? [/quote] Well, neither. I think you’re misinterpreting what this is saying. It’s simply reporting the result of its call to your handle-new-flow method. So, the code looks something like this: let provider: NEAppProxyProvider = … let flow: NEAppProxyFlow = … let log: Logger = … let didAccept = provider.handleNewFlow(flow) log.log(…: provider ( didAccept ? accepted : rejected ) new flow (flow)) Note This isn’t the exact code, but rather my re-creation of it in Swift with some irrelevant details elided. Share and Enjoy — Quinn “The Eskimo!” @ Developer Technical Support @ Apple let myEmail = eskimo + 1 + @ + apple.com

There’s not enough context here for me to evaluate this. Can you post a snippet that’s complete enough to feed into the compiler? We have a post that describes what we like to see in general, but in this case I don’t think you need anything that complex. I often test stuff like this in a small macOS command-line tool project, and in that case I can post the entire source code as a code block. Share and Enjoy — Quinn “The Eskimo!” @ Developer Technical Support @ Apple let myEmail = eskimo + 1 + @ + apple.com