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I am writing to report a critical issue with the Xcode Organizer. It is failing to download App Version Information from App Store Connect, which prevents our team from accessing vital performance reports like disk writes, hangs, and launches. Other features such as Crashes, Metric's items work fine. When I open the Reports tab in the Xcode Organizer, it consistently shows the following error: Xcode failed to load builds for {Service}. {Account} failed with error: No Versions. [Important Context] What is particularly concerning is that this functionality used to work correctly. We were able to see build versions and access their reports up until a certain build in the past. However, at some point, this stopped working, and now no versions are loaded. Given that I am an Admin and this feature was previously working, the issue does not appear to be a simple permissions problem. It seems a change has occurred, either on the server-side or in how Xcode interacts with our app's record on App Store Connect

I’ve submitted several requests over the past days to get help updating the corporation information on my existing, paid Apple Developer account. So far, all I’ve received are automated emails saying “Thanks for contacting Apple Support”—each with a new case ID, but no actual progress. I even tried requesting a phone call multiple times, but that too just resulted in the same meaningless email with yet another case number. Not a single person has contacted me, and the issue remains completely unresolved. This is deeply frustrating and unacceptable, especially when the matter is time-sensitive. It feels like all support channels are shut off. I'm honestly shocked at how unresponsive and ineffective Apple Developer Support has become. I need urgent, human help. How do I escalate this beyond automated replies? Would appreciate if someone from Apple or the community can point me in the right direction. Case ID: 102660240710 Case ID: 102659341033 Case ID: 102660088312 case ID: 102653904957 case ID: 102655

Hi, I’m a doctor who has developed an app to address the common questions I’ve encountered from patients. I operate under a sole proprietorship registered in India. Apple is preventing me from publishing my medical app through an individual account and has not responded to my request to switch to an organization account. It’s been over a week, and I’ve invested significant effort into this project, which is now causing a great deal of anxiety. Can anyone advise me on what steps I should take next?

When building with the iOS 26 SDK (currently beta 4) and using the .fullScreenCover modifier in conjunction with a TabView, content from the background view bleeds through the .fullScreenCover making the UI fairly illegible. How to reproduce The gifs below show the bleed through in iOS 26 and the previous behavior of the same code in iOS 18. iOS 24 beta 4 iOS 18.5 Code The code below was used to demonstrate the issue seen in the gifs above. import SwiftUI struct FullScreenCoverBleed: View { @State private var isPresentingRegistration = false var body: some View { NavigationStack { TabView { Tab(Home, systemImage: house) { Button(Create Account) { isPresentingRegistration = true } .buttonStyle(.borderedProminent) .fullScreenCover(isPresented: $isPresentingRegistration) { RegistrationWizard() } List { ForEach(1 ..< 11) { index in Text(Article (index)) } } .listStyle(.plain) } Tab(Settings, systemImage: gear) {} } } } } struct RegistrationWizard: View { var body: some View { // A page-style wizard Ta

I'm building a light-based(sunrise) alarm iOS app using SwiftUI , the idea is to wake users not with sound, but with a full-screen bright light UI (mimicking sunrise or a light alarm clock). I'd like to replicate behavior similar to the native Clock app: My goal: When the scheduled time is reached, forcefully display a full-screen light screen, even if the device is: locked running another app or the app is backgrounded The problem: So far, I can: Show a full-screen AlarmView only if the app is opening But I cannot: Automatically wake the screen when app is closed My confusion: I've read that Critical Alerts allow bypassing Do Not Disturb and Silent Mode but that's only for sound right? Can Critical Alerts also help with waking the screen or displaying visuals like full-screen UI automatically? If not, is there any way to simulate this kind of alarm: light-based screen effect ( sunrise alarm clock) triggered automatically at a specific time without needing the user to manually tap the notification? D

Hi everyone, Lately, I’ve noticed that TestFlight beta reviews are taking much longer than usual. In the past, my updates were typically reviewed and approved within 24 hours. However, recently none of my builds have been approved, even after several days of waiting. My app ID is: 6670308720 Is anyone else experiencing similar delays? I'm wondering if there's an issue with my account or if Apple has changed the review process timelines.

Hello everyone, I'm facing a critical build issue related to Family Controls entitlements and would appreciate any insights or help from the community or Apple engineers. My Goal: I am trying to build and run my app on a physical device to test my DeviceActivityMonitor and ShieldConfigurationExtension. I have already been approved for the Family Controls (Development) entitlement. The Problem: When I try to build, Xcode fails with the following errors, preventing me from testing: For my DeviceActivityMonitor target: Provisioning profile ... doesn't include the com.apple.developer.deviceactivity entitlement. For my SOSAppShieldExtension target: Provisioning profile ... doesn't include the com.apple.developer.screen-time-api entitlement. The Core Evidence: This seems to be a server-side issue with how the provisioning profiles are generated. I have used the security cms -D -i command to inspect the downloaded .mobileprovision files. The inspection reveals that the profiles do contain the parent com.apple.develo