“A Summary of the WWDC25 Group Lab”

A weird window popped up saying Battery 3 Demo Installer needs permission to access system. Tracing it to:MusicTechFocus/Music Tech Focus Logic Pro/Plug-in demo versions/Battery 3 Demo Installer.appApparently it was triggered by Spotlight Search.macOS Sierra Version 10.12 Beta (16A270f).That file has been there for years. Don't know why it decided to popup.12:10:45.416372 -0700Battery 3 Installergetgrouplist called triggering group enumerationcom.apple.message.value: 50com.apple.message.domain: com.apple.system.libinfocom.apple.message.result: noopcom.apple.message.signature: getgrouplistSenderMachUUID: 00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000

According to upcoming privacy manifest document, NSUserDefaults is only allowed for a use for the app itself. It is serious for developers who makes App Extensions. https://developer.apple.com/documentation/bundleresources/privacy_manifest_files/describing_use_of_required_reason_api CA92.1 Declare this reason to access user defaults to read and write information that is only accessible to the app itself. This reason does not permit reading information that was written by other apps or the system, or writing information that can be accessed by other apps. Developers, please submit a request to add the permission of App Group. https://developer.apple.com/contact/request/privacy-manifest-reason/

selecting the Facebook app from the FamilyActivityPicker returns an ApplicationToken. When adding that token to a ManagedSettingsStore's shield.applications set, both Facebook and the Facebook Messenger Kids apps gets shielded, even though the latter was not selected from the picker. (Interestingly, the Facebook Messenger app does not get shielded - just the kids version) The same is true for shielding the ApplicationToken produced by selecting the Amazon app. It causes the Alexa app to be shielded. I assume this is occurring because the apps share a keychain group, bundle id substring, or some other property that the picker is using, but how can I avoid this behavior?

I am currently having a nightmare with Xcode trying to set up App Groups I previously had it set up but since I upgraded to Xcode 7.3 it has now broken. I get the error message You don't have sufficient permissions I haven't enrolled in the developer program but I know app groups you don't need to use them. This is what is shown inside Xcode inside the permissions.Image of problem

I am using SharePlay and the Group Activities framework in my app and my usecase requires the number of participants, so I am trying to get it like this: _ = SharePlayManager.sharedInstance.groupSession?.$activeParticipants.sink(receiveValue: { participants in print(participants.count) }) But this always prints 0, am I doing something wrong? (groupSession is 100% not nil)

Hi, I have an app group that worked fine between my watch and iPhone using Swift 1. Now, however, nothing is saving to my app group when I use the same code to save and synch the data (and thus nothing appears on my watch).I believe the relevant code is here://in the AppDelegate var sharedData = NSUserDefaults(suiteName: group.RxRemindMe)//in my VC NSKeyedArchiver.setClassName(RxRemindMe.Medication, forClass: Medication.self) NSKeyedUnarchiver.setClass(Medication.self, forClassName: RxRemindMe.Medication) appDelegate.sharedData!.setObject(savedAsData, forKey: TheMedicationsShared) appDelegate.sharedData!.synchronize()if I run the same .setObject command on a non-shared userDefault object, I see bytes saved (size changes to some positive bytes) and my phone app can access the data. However, when I execute line 4 above via the shared group object, the object remains nil in size and nothing has changed. I thus can't recall the data either on the phone or on the watch. Is this a bug in