iPhone 16 pro

Additionally, I've discovered something new: If I click Request Mobile Website in the page menu while the page load fails, the page loads normally! However, if I enable Request Desktop Website at the bottom of the menu, it only works on the initial mobile-to-desktop transition. Reloading the page or quitting and restarting Safari still fails. This clearly indicates a bug in the iPhone's WebKit system.

works just fine in Chrome, Firefox, Edge as well as Safari on MacOS and Safari in the Mobile simulator. Only actual iOS devices fail. In our case, it's a regular PWA page, and it crashes immediately, but we believe this is the same issue. Given that this only occurs on actual iPhone devices, we believe it's a problem associated with the iPhone's OS and AP, or more specifically, a malfunction in the OS's memory management logic or malicious pattern blocking logic. This post is from last year, and it's surprising that the same issue is still being reported, and as a developer, I'm deeply pessimistic.

CloudKit Push Notifications Not Delivering - Extensive Debugging Completed Issue Summary CloudKit subscriptions are properly configured and triggering, but push notifications are never delivered to devices. After extensive debugging, I've isolated the issue to CloudKit→APNS delivery failure. Environment Xcode: 15.x iOS Target: 17.0+ watchOS Target: 10.0+ CloudKit Database: Both Public and Private Testing Devices: iPhone 15 Pro, Apple Watch Series 9 Environments Tested: Development and Production What's Working ✅ 1. CloudKit Subscriptions All 6 subscription types successfully created and visible in CloudKit Dashboard Subscriptions persist across app launches (verified in dashboard) Subscription predicates correctly configured for each record type: // Example: FriendRequest subscription NSPredicate(format: toUser == %@, userRecordID) // Example: Challenge subscription NSPredicate(format: recipientID == %@ AND status == %@, userRecordID, pending) 2. Device Registration • App successfully reques

I ran into the same issue. I enrolled and got the subscription on Apple Developer app on iPhone. But after payment, the app shows account cannot be enrolled via mobile app and ask to enroll via web. I did, and I got charged again. How do I refund the subscription from app store? https://reportaproblem.apple.com/ doesn't let me refund and says I have no products eligible for refunds. Who/where do I contact to refund apple developer program double charge?

Hello, I am using Xcode 16, it is still stuck to Attaching to App, I tried either way by adding video in project folder and later tried with adding it to Shared folder, it is not working for me.

Hello, I’m experiencing a very unusual problem when using VirtioFS with the Apple Virtualization Framework and Docker, through tools such as Lima and Tart. I’ve described the full details here: lima-vm/lima#4053 (comment), but here’s a quick summary. Steps to Reproduce Given a directory structure like this: mkdir -p local-test-dir/dir and running the following command: docker run -u $(id -u) --rm -v $PWD/dir:/mnt/dir alpine:latest sh -c ls -al /mnt the output is: total 8 drwxr-xr-x 1 root root 4096 Sep 23 22:48 . drwxr-xr-x 1 root root 4096 Sep 23 22:48 .. drwxr-xr-x 2 root root 64 Sep 19 21:34 dir # <-- INCORRECT The directory appears as root:root, which is wrong. Workaround If I add an artificial sleep of more than 0.9s before listing the directory, the issue disappears: docker run -u 501 --rm -v $PWD/dir:/mnt/dir alpine:latest sh -c sleep 0.9; ls -al /mnt Output: total 8 drwxr-xr-x 1 root root 4096 Sep 23 22:48 . drwxr-xr-x 1 root root 4096 Sep 23 22:48 .. drwxr-xr-x 2 501 root 64 Sep 19 21:34 dir # <

The examples in the code example below are for reference purposes only. IOAudioFamily.kext and IOAudioFamily support macOS Tahoe no longer implements the USB Audio class using an IOAudioFamily based kext. USB Audio class devices are now supported within a driver functioning in user space. This change has implications for 3rd party developers who provide additional support for their devices. It is common for some devices to provide additional, non-class, USB interfaces for control and configuration of proprietary parameters and these parameters are generally made available to end users via custom applications provided by the 3rd party vendor. To access these advanced parameters an application developer may need to associate an instance of a Core Audio device AudioObjectID, created and published by the Apple USB Audio class driver, with the underlying USB device available through one of the IOUSBHostFamily API's. AppleUSBAudio.kext (IOAudioFamily) is no longer in use: The following IOServices published by Apple