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Bug Report Environment 4× HomePod mini, audioOS 26.4 (23L243) iPhone, iPad, Mac – all running latest OS versions (iOS/iPadOS/macOS 26) iCloud account active, Shortcuts sync enabled on all devices Summary Siri no longer executes custom Shortcuts on any HomePod mini. Instead, the HomePod responds with built-in Siri answers or refers to the internet, as if no custom Shortcuts were registered. The same Shortcuts work correctly via Siri on iPhone, iPad, and Mac. Reproducible Test Case Created a new Shortcut named Lemon Blue Seven from scratch – no resemblance to any built-in Siri command, single action: spoken text output. Result: Mac: recognized and executed correctly via Siri iPhone / iPad: recognized and executed correctly via Siri (after re-registration, see below) All 4 HomePod mini: not recognized – Siri responds as if the Shortcut does not exist Steps to Reproduce Create a new Shortcut with a unique name and a single spoken output action Ensure iCloud Shortcuts sync is active on all devices Invoke

Fellow Apple Developers and Apple Developer Support Team, If you’re seeing the message **“Your enrollment is being processed. Your enrollment ID is **” for weeks (or longer) with no updates, no follow-up emails, and no access to App Store Connect, you are not alone. I’m posting this in the hope of helping everyone experiencing the same frustrating delay and giving Apple a clear, visible signal that this is impacting real developers right now. My Situation (and Why It Matters) I submitted my Apple Developer Program enrollment several weeks ago, completed payment successfully, and have since sent two support emails requesting an update. The status remains unchanged. Meanwhile, my app is already live and performing well on Google Play. I’m ready to submit the iOS version, but I cannot even reach TestFlight or App Store Connect because the enrollment is still “processing.” Like many of you, I’ve read dozens of identical threads here on the forums and on Reddit in the past month alone—individual enrollments, organ

On April 8, 2026, I paid for my individual Apple Developer Program membership and received an invoice (Order ID: D004747265). However, my developer account still shows To continue your enrollment, complete your purchase now and the status is Pending. It looks like the payment hasn't been linked to my enrollment. I've reached out to Apple Developer Support twice but haven't heard back. Could this be related to my region (Belarus)? Has anyone else experienced the same issue — payment successful but enrollment still asks to complete purchase — especially from a region like Belarus? How did you resolve it? Any insight would be much appreciated. Thanks.

Summary On macOS 26.4.1 (25E253), iCloud Drive file uploads can enter a silent deadlock where every upload attempt fails at the transport layer. No error is surfaced anywhere — not in Finder, not in System Settings, not in the iCloud status panel. The upload queue simply stops. Other iCloud services (Photos, Mail, App Store) continue to work normally through the same networking infrastructure at the same time. Root Cause The issue is a stale HTTP/3 (QUIC) session cached in the user-level nsurlsessiond process's BackgroundConnectionPool. The deadlock cycle: cloudd requests an upload to the GCS storage endpoint nsurlsessiond provides the cached (broken) HTTP/3 session The TLS handshake succeeds, but the body upload dies mid-transfer (err=T, requestDuration=-1.000, responseHeaderBytes=0) cloudd retries with a new connectionUUID — but nsurlsessiond still routes through the same poisoned QUIC session This repeats indefinitely Killing cloudd alone does not help — nsurlsessiond retains the poisoned pool. Only killin

Hello I need help with my Apple Developer account access. I am trying to run an iOS build through EAS/Expo, but the login to the Apple Developer Portal fails with this error: “Authentication with Apple Developer Portal failed! Apple Service Error -20209. This Apple Account has been locked for security reasons. Visit iForgot to reset your account.” I have already gone through the iForgot recovery flow and changed my password successfully. I can access my Apple account and Apple Developer site in the browser using the new password. Even after that, I still receive the same error when the build process tries to authenticate with the Apple Developer Portal. Could you please confirm whether there is still a security lock, restriction, or other issue on my Apple Developer account that is preventing access through developer services? Thank you.