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Hello, Scenario: My app is running in the foreground, logged into my backend server and I have registered for push notifications and received a push token. I have pin code activated on the phone. I make some code changes and re-flash it in Xcode, the app is running in debug mode wired to Xcode. I put the app in the background and lock the screen and wait 30 sec until data protection is activated and the keychain cannot be accessed. I send a push notification. In this case didRegisterForRemoteNotificationsWithDeviceToken if often called with the same push token as I had before. Data is protected in this state, hence I cannot access the auth token and send the token to the server. In this case it is not needed since the token is the same, but it got me a bit worried. In didRegisterForRemoteNotificationsWithDeviceToken I send the push token to the server, as the Apple docs recommend. My concern now is: could didRegisterForRemoteNotificationsWithDeviceToken be called in a real scenario when the phone is

Hello, I have a ready-made developer account, there are published applications, now I go in to publish a new application and it says that I need to accept the agreementI click on this and go to the developro account and there it says Sorry, you are already a member of the development team, what should I do?

In 10.1 beta (14B72), my game center connection logs me out and fails to reconnect until I reboot of the device (iPhone 6S+). When the lockout occurs, I go into settings and select the Game Center setting, it locks up the settings app entirely - the Game Center selection remains grey to indicate my selection, but the view never changes and I cannot select or scroll the settings view. I can return to the home screen, but then going back to settings brings up a blank view (apparently its still locked up in GameCenter). Eventually it appears to timeout or crash the settings, after which the settings can be reopened successfully, but game center remains unable to connect.

I am using AVFoundation framework and more specifically AVPlayer along with AVPlayerItem to play an audio content. I am also setting AVAudioSession.sharedInstance().setCategory(AVAudioSessionCategoryPlayback), AVAudioSession.sharedInstance().setActive(true), MPNowPlayingInfoCenter.default().nowPlayingInfo = // some value and using MPRemoteCommandCenter commands. As usual it is showing a default player on iPhone lock screen as shown in figure.My question is once the playback of audio is finished the default iPhone lock screen player does not goes away. I am resetting all the above info e.g AVAudioSession.sharedInstance().setActive(false) and MPNowPlayingInfoCenter.default().nowPlayingInfo = nil and audioPlayer.replaceCurrentItem(with: nil) etc. How can I make this lock screen player hide after the playback is finished.

Every so often the question about what these NewTimePitch parameters control comes up. Unfortunately these two are really not documented anywhere else, so this information should help developers wondering what these two parameters do.kNewTimePitchParam_Overlap - This value controls the number of overlapped spectral windows that are used to produce the output. More overlaps can make smooth passages sound smoother. For percussive sound, a lower overlap may be better. The value of overlap is directly proportional to CPU cost.kNewTimePitchParam_EnablePeakLocking - Peak locking enforces phase coherence of spectral peaks. While it does add some expense, peak locking results in a less phasey or reverberant sound (sometimes also called loss of presence).// Parameters for AUNewTimePitch CF_ENUM(AudioUnitParameterID) { // Global, rate, 1/32 -> 32.0, 1.0 kNewTimePitchParam_Rate = 0, // Global, Cents, -2400 -> 2400, 1.0 kNewTimePitchParam_Pitch = 1, // Global, generic, 3.0 -> 32.0, 8.0 kNewTime

The new account deletion requirements stated in the app review guidelines (5.1.1(v)) state that: If your app supports account creation, you must also offer account deletion within the app. But what about if the account is owned by a different entity than the user itself, such as for someone using a work account that is owned by their employer? Are we still obligated to offer the employee a way to delete their account within the app?

Is there a way to figure out from code if a user account is actually a mobile account or active directory account or local user account (non-mobile) on Mojave?Through following code i can distinguish between local user and AD user via attribute // 'dsAttrTypeStandard:AppleMetaNodeLocation': '/Local/Default' for Local user // 'dsAttrTypeStandard:AppleMetaNodeLocation': '/Active Directory/ABCD/abcd.in' for Domain userfunc checkForLocalUser(name: String) -> Bool { var records = [ODRecord]() let odsession = ODSession.default() do { let node = try ODNode.init(session: odsession, type: ODNodeType(kODNodeTypeAuthentication)) let query = try ODQuery.init(node: node, forRecordTypes: kODRecordTypeUsers, attribute: kODAttributeTypeRecordName, matchType: ODMatchType(kODMatchEqualTo), queryValues: name, returnAttributes: kODAttributeTypeAllAttributes, maximumResults: 0) records = try query.resultsAllowingPartial(false) as! [ODRecord] } catch { let errorText = error.localizedDescripti

I'd like an Image subview of a lock screen widget to render as itself, and not with the multiply-like effect it gets today. I've tried .widgetAccentable(true) and .widgetAccentable(false), but none have the appearance I'm looking for. Is there maybe a new modifier that lets me force the rendering mode? Hoping there is and it's just not jumping out at me. Thanks for your help.

Hi,I'm trying to differentiate when a user is using their phone (e.g., on Google or another app) vs when a user is on the lock screen. We're trying to prevent cheating for our bar trivia app and in order to do this we need to know when the players are searching for Google for answers or they're just on the lock screen. Would love your thoughts and feedback on this!Thanks,Evan

I feel really stupid but I found an answer to my question BUT I don't know how to even follow the instructions. I know how to get to Finder but that's where it stops. I'm sorry but I don't understand. Can someone help me please and explain in differently? I understand that this is probably so simple but I feel like a dunce. Thank you in advance. Below is copied from another post:Diwu Oct 5, 2018 10:15 AM (in response to CoryT87)This is how you can change your lock screen background (in macOS Mojave 10.14).Navigate to '/Library/Desktop Pictures/' though your terminal/finder. There you'll find all your wallpapers provided by Apple. Now you'll find a file named 'Mojave.heic', this is the file that is used as your lockscreen background. Now you can make a custom background and save it as Mojave.jpg (make sure to use the correct dimentions). The last step is to change the extension to .heic. It'll ask you to use '.jpg' or '.heic'. Click on '.heic' ofcourse. Now log out and see the magic happen.In short1.

It's fairly well know and stated that the Apple Health / HealthKit data store is unavailable when iPhone is locked. Since Lock Screen Widgets were introduced there's been a feature parity mismatch with Apple's own Fitness app which is able to display updating Activity Rings on the Lock Screen. Third party apps cannot do this and have to rely unlocking their device to then trigger an update. This means they often display stale and wrong Health data. With the release of iOS 18 beta, I see no changes to this... Is there anything I've missed? Currently for requesting the Timeline Updates on my Widget I have to just keep requesting updates as often as possible and hope that each time the iPhone might be unlocked.... This is inefficient and a waste of device resources. Even a Widget timeline reload API that let the developer say Only call update if iPhone unlocked would be useful.

Hello friends, For our application development on macOS (& also IOS), we need advisory locks which are 'File Descriptor' specific locks and not process specific. It is also important that they should support byte-range locking & shared/exclusive locking. Additionally, the same process can take multiple byte-range locks at the same time to support various combinations. Basically, we want to coordinate between multiple processes reading/writing to the same file simultaneously using advisory locks (byte-range & shared/exclusive). And we want to give flexibility to users to give file paths with all combinations like using ‘soft/hard links’, network shared file paths, etc. We see that 'fcntl ()' system call comes closest to our requirement. However, locks taken using standard commands FSETLK/ FGETLK, are process-specific locks & not file descriptor specific lock. That means, assuming one file descriptor has taken a byt

Iphone 5 when in usage and no lock screen doesn't shut off, but as soon as i put it in lock screen the iphone 5 shuts down and i must press home power for 20 sec to start it again and this happens always when i lock my phone. Now i'm using my iphone 5 with Ios 9.2 with no lock screen and with low brightness to save more battery. Apple Iphone 5 isn't as you expected.iPhone 5, iOS 9.2