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Use the following command 你说 mount | grep my_ngpc ngpc://login on /Users/li/my_mnt (my_ngpc, noowners, noatime, fskit, mounted by li) li@lideMacBook-Pro ~ % diskutil list | grep NGPC li@lideMacBook-Pro ~ % diskutil list | grep ngpc li@lideMacBook-Pro ~ % diskutil list | grep my_ngpc

Apple Developer Payment Issue (India – UPI + Developer App Case) Sharing this in case it helps another founder avoid confusion. I was trying to purchase the Apple Developer Program under my company Apple ID using the Apple Developer App on my iPhone. Inside the Developer App, I was correctly logged in using my company Apple ID. When I initiated the ₹8,700 payment using UPI: The UPI auto-renew mandate failed. The app then prompted me to complete the payment using Apple Account balance (Apple Wallet). I proceeded with the payment. The transaction was successful. However, the ₹8,700 was credited to my personal Apple ID’s Apple Account balance, not the company Apple ID. Why This Happened Even though I was logged into the Developer App with my company Apple ID, in my iPhone Settings, my personal Apple ID was signed in. When the payment was processed to Apple Wallet, it was credited to the Apple ID logged in at the device level (Settings) — not the Apple ID inside the Developer App. To verify this

Apple Developer Payment Issue (India – UPI + Developer App Case) Sharing this in case it helps another founder avoid confusion. I was trying to purchase the Apple Developer Program under my company Apple ID using the Apple Developer App on my iPhone. Inside the Developer App, I was correctly logged in using my company Apple ID. When I initiated the ₹8,700 payment using UPI: The UPI auto-renew mandate failed. The app then prompted me to complete the payment using Apple Account balance (Apple Wallet). I proceeded with the payment. The transaction was successful. However, the ₹8,700 was credited to my personal Apple ID’s Apple Account balance, not the company Apple ID. Why This Happened Even though I was logged into the Developer App with my company Apple ID, in my iPhone Settings, my personal Apple ID was signed in. When the payment was processed to Apple Wallet, it was credited to the Apple ID logged in at the device level (Settings) — not the Apple ID inside the Developer App. To verify this

Thanks a lot! I have now received a reply from the review team. I am still a little puzzled, though. My app contains an HTML page that is about two screens tall. The text includes references in the format [1,2], and if you scroll down about half a page, there is a reference list with the corresponding numbers and clickable links. However, the review team wrote: “If the app already includes citations, please provide steps on how to locate them.” It seems some people have forgotten Steve Jobs’ brilliant iPhone introduction back in 2007 in San Francisco, where he demonstrated smooth, finger-driven page scrolling in Safari. Pardon the sarcasm — thanks for setting this in motion. I will resubmit and explain in detail how to find the citation list.

I am also using an iOS 26.2 system real iPhone 12. However, when executing the setUploadJobExtensionEnabled(true) command, an error occurred: NSError domain: PHPhotosErrorDomain code: -1 localizedDescription: The operation couldn’t be completed. (PHPhotosErrorDomain error -1.) userInfo: [] The code for creating background tasks cannot be executed at all. Could you please tell me if there are any configuration issues that need to be addressed?

The address can be different than the one you live; it’s just only used if you win the contest and Apple sends the prize and the certificate to you. however it has a section where you have to put your phone number in there but it can be different tha the first one

Hi there, The error you are seeing is actually expected behavior due to iOS privacy and security restrictions. Apple strictly prevents apps from initiating an AVAudioSession for recording from a completely backgrounded state. Because of these privacy constraints, you cannot start an audio recording from scratch using an intent (like via a Shortcut or the Action Button) if the app isn't already active. How to make this work: To use an AudioRecordingIntent alongside a Live Activity, the recording session must originally be initiated while the app is in the foreground. Once the session is running and the user backgrounds the app, you can then manage it: Pause and Resume: You can manually pause the recording from the background using a button on your Live Activity. Once paused, you can use an intent triggered from the Live Activity to resume the recording. System Interruptions: If your active background recording is interrupted by the OS (e.g., an incoming phone call, an alarm, or Siri), you can provide

Thanks again for your guidance. I’m following up with concrete implementation details and current repro logs because we still cannot read SSID via CoreWLAN from our agent process. Environment: macOS 26.3 (build 25D125) Xcode 26.2 (17C52) Wi-Fi interface: en0 Agent bundle ID: com.acme.SSIDInspector.Agent App bundle ID: com.acme.SSIDInspector How we launch the agent: We use SMAppService.agent(plistName:) from the main app. Embedded LaunchAgent plist path in app bundle: com.acme.SSIDInspector.Agent.plist Plist details: Label = com.acme.SSIDInspector.Agent BundleProgram = Contents/Resources/SSIDInspectorAgent.app/Contents/MacOS/SSIDInspectorAgent MachServices includes com.acme.SSIDInspector.Agent RunAtLoad = true, KeepAlive = true We call register()/unregister() on SMAppService, and use XPC (NSXPCConnection to mach service) to verify the agent is running/reachable. Privacy/authorization setup: Agent Info.plist usage strings are present: NSLocationAlwaysUsageDescription NSLocationUsageDescription NSLocationWhenInU