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Hi,I am experiencing a successful network request (with 200 response) but no data. I am using NSURLConnection. So what happened is, one of my delegate callback is not getting called.Flow:- connection:didReceiveResponse:- connection:didReceiveData: (not being called)- connectionDidFinishLoading:So when the `didReceiveResponse:` is called, the response come back as 200. However, the `didReceiveData:` part is skipped and the `didFinishLoading:` is called straight away. This results in no data at all and this doesnt always happen but it happens intermittently.Any help would be appreciated. I put a NOT ATS above in the title as I am aware about the new security concept introduced and I am pretty sure that we are using TLS 1.2.---Cheers,Rendy

Is there a place to request a feature/change?10.11 Mission control is great. However, when you first go in to it, you just see labels at the top 'Desktop 1' 'Desktop 2''Desktop 3' 'Desktop 4'.....I can see why Apple did this. In small screens, such as the new Macbook 12, you have to use the screen realestate wisely. I, my self, and I am sure there are other 'Power Spaces Users' that apreciate seeing the desktop previews immediately upon going in to Mission Control, instead of moving the mouse up to expand the preview, revealing the live preview tiles as a second step.

Lot's of great things coming out of WWDC, but here we are in 2015 and I feel like little has changed since the launch of iTunes connect. What's the deal apple? We both know there are plenty solutions to this problem. I'm trying to understand the resistance, because it definitely has nothing to do with security, and keeping the ecosystem safe. I've had apps that crashed on launch get pushed through, so we're definitely not talking about quality control here.The only reason I can come up with is that Apple knows/thinks that update velocity is detrimental to the end user, and app reviews are politically easier to implement. Did your app reviewers join some powerful union? Or maybe the internal team is overselling the value of app reviews up the chain of command? It doesn't even make sense. You're telling me if a developer who has had >5 submissions to the app store without prior problems has to wait 12 days to improve their software? You tell us “write quality code” yet you don’t even allow us to test against

Hi,Since installing latest 10.10.4 seed, my L2TP over IPsec tunnel won't stay connected for more than 4-6 minutes at a time.Hvae tried the usual : restarting, clearing PRAM and so on.I have another Mac on the same network (running 10.10.3) connecting to same VPN without any issues.The only thing I can see in console while connected is lots and lots of :22/06/15 09:23:05,000 kernel[0]: ip_output_list: can't update route after IPsec processingUntil I get disconnected:22/06/15 09:23:46,332 com.apple.geod[20805]: Connection error while checking Apple Internalness. Error: Error Domain=NSCocoaErrorDomain Code=4099 Couldn’t communicate with a helper application. (The connection to service named com.apple.CrashReporterSupportHelper was invalidated.) UserInfo=0x7fddf0503ff0 {NSDebugDescription=The connection to service named com.apple.CrashReporterSupportHelper was invalidated.}22/06/15 09:23:46,904 sandboxd[20806]: ([20805]) com.apple.geod(20805) deny mach-lookup com.apple.CrashReporterSupportHelper22/06/15 09:24:37,