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I try to update remoteHandle using CXCallUpdate for outgoing calls, but this works only on iOS 15 but not on 17 or 18 (16 didn't test). What's actually not working here? Are you looking at what the lock screen UI shows or what you see in other locations (particularly in the Recent call list)? There is a longstanding issue (r.126348631) where call updates aren't being displayed on the lock screen interface; however, this is purely about UI showing old data, not about the update itself completely failing. Notably: I use this handle value to implement recall by tapping on a call in the Recents tab of the system address book. But since my calls can transform from p2p to group calls, I need to update the handle value or find some other way to pass call identification info. ...I'd expect this sort of thing to work exactly the way you need/expect, regardless of what the lock screen UI shows. __ Kevin Elliott DTS Engineer, CoreOS/Hardware

In general, the notary service should include all Mach-O images in your submission in the ticket that it issues. Thus, you shouldn’t have to notarise helper independently, or Application Bundle.app for that matter [1]. However, I recommend that you check this, just to be sure. To do that: Submit your package for notarisation. On successful notarisation, fetch the notary log. See if it lists the cdhash values for helper. IMPORTANT If your helper has multiple architectures, check that both cdhash values are present. For more on cdhash values, see TN3126 Inside Code Signing: Hashes. For more background on how this stuff works, see Notarisation Fundamentals. For links to lots of other notarisation info, see Notarisation Resources. Share and Enjoy — Quinn “The Eskimo!” @ Developer Technical Support @ Apple let myEmail = eskimo + 1 + @ + apple.com [1] Although it’s fine to do that if, for example, you also distribute the app via some other channel that doesn’t involve this installer package.

So one of the following must be true: You want to use the Background Tasks framework to run long-running tasks via BGProcessingTask. Or you don’t. If you do, add the BGTaskSchedulerPermittedIdentifiers property to your Info.plist and populate it with the list of background task identifiers you use. If you don’t: Remove the processing value from the UIBackgroundModes property in your Info.plist. Remove any code that uses BGProcessingTask. Share and Enjoy — Quinn “The Eskimo!” @ Developer Technical Support @ Apple let myEmail = eskimo + 1 + @ + apple.com

I do not see how this even the structure is intellectual property. Design does appear to use SwiftUI which is recommended by Apple. Congrats on the approval.

Thanks for your post. Extremely detailed and interesting. You're right that manually adjusting sizes with and isn't ideal for achieving consistency with native macOS apps, especially across different macOS versions. In previous macOS, I think, SwiftUI provided a way to automatically adjust sidebar icon sizes to match system standards by using modifiers and appropriate view hierarchies. Unfortunately, we are unable to provide any details regarding the design or code for Apple macOS apps. Additionally, the icon sizes may differ from the default icons provided by SwiftUI as you already point it out. Cannot even provide you a way to achieve a sidebar similar to built-in macOS apps, I would recommend for you can leverage the documentation at https://developer.apple.com/documentation/technologyoverviews/adopting-liquid-glass that automatically configures the list to adopt macOS sidebar conventions, including icon sizing and spacing. That Tech Note also provides many different tips to work

purchase product that have not been submitted to review What is the status of your subscriptions in App Store Connect? For more information, see In-App Purchase statuses. but apple said to me that I uploaded an in-app purchase product that have not been submitted to review, From TN3186: Troubleshooting In-App Purchases availability in the sandbox > Validate your product identifier list: To verify your product identifier list, perform these steps: In your Xcode project, locate your app’s bundle ID. In App Store Connect, find the app that matches your app’s bundle ID. Verify each product identifier in your list matches the product identifier (Product ID) of an In-App Purchase created for the app in App Store Connect.

Is there any known App Store Connect or StoreKit condition where: • subscriptions are approved and visible in App Store Connect • but StoreKit returns an empty result set in production? From TN3188: Troubleshooting In-App Purchases availability in the App Store: Validate your product identifier list To verify your product identifier list, perform these steps: In your Xcode project, locate your app’s bundle ID. In App Store Connect, find the app that matches your app’s bundle ID. Verify each product identifier in your list matches the product identifier (Product ID) of an In-App Purchase created for the app in App Store Connect. Review the availability of your In-App Purchases A customer’s Apple Account country or region determines the App Store country or region where they can purchase content. For example, an account set to Canada can only purchase In-App Purchases from the App Store in Canada. If your In-App Purchase is available in all countries or regions of the App Sto

You can't switch sessions once connected, but you can connect to an NDEF tag by using NFCTagReaderSession and do both NDEF and non-NDEF actions. Because NFCISO7816Tag inherits from NFCNDEFTag it gains all its capabilities and then adds more specific functionality. If a NFCTag returned from a NFCTagReaderSession supports NDEF, NDEF operations (query NDEF status, write and read NDEF) are performed internally, and the NDEF data should be available as properties in the same NFCTagReaderSession.

Update: They approved the app after all. it's online. I am not sure why they disagreed or finally allowed, there was not explanation to my argument. I asked why it was intellectual property if I used their APIs to build an app? Here is the iPad version 3 panel NavigationSplitView This is really a basic, but specific app, with Categories of data, list of a category data, and the data

[quote='871489022, MikasaAlen, /thread/805248?answerId=871489022#871489022, /profile/MikasaAlen'] Does iOS 26 completely prohibit the use of private APIs? [/quote] It’s best not to think about this stuff in terms of public and private APIs. Rather, there are APIs, the public things that we specifically publish for third-party developers to use, and implementation details, meaning everything else. Once you think about it this way, the consequences are clear: If you use APIs, you can reasonably expect consistent behaviour. If you rely on implementation details, the behaviour can change between different OS releases, different device types, different users, and so on. [quote='871489022, MikasaAlen, /thread/805248?answerId=871489022#871489022, /profile/MikasaAlen'] And is the only recommended method for opening the [Settings app] now the use of [UIApplicationOpenSettingsURLString] API? [/quote] Supported URL Schemes lists lots of different APIs for opening Settings, each focused on a specific test. But i