[quote='887425022, iceboy, /thread/825789?answerId=887425022#887425022, /profile/iceboy'] it cannot be debugged. [/quote] Why is that? [quote='887425022, iceboy, /thread/825789?answerId=887425022#887425022, /profile/iceboy'] The same IPA file is installed on both this problematic device and the normally functioning devices. [/quote] How do you create that .ipa? The usual process for doing that is to export an Ad Hoc signed version of your app. If that’s the case then you can export a Development signed version from the some Xcode archive. At that point you have an exact some copy of the code that you can run and debug with Xcode. Just to be sure, you should check the keychain entitlements for each build. The .ipa is a zip archive under the covers, so you can change the extension to .zip and unpack it. Once you do that, dump the entitlements like so: % codesign -d --entitlements - /path/to/my.app Then use the same command to dump the entitlements of the Development signed version. Finally, compare the
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