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Same here, this is very frustrating. Not working either in iOS TF or Mac TF. Error: Unable to Accept Invite The Apple Account you're currently signed in with, d*****@gmail.com, doesn't match the one associated to this invitation. You can sign in to TestFlight with the original Apple Account, d*****@gmail.com, or request a new invitation from the developer.

@DTS Engineer this is helpful thank you. Are you able to verify that doing this does not breach App Review or other terms as seemingly it's bypassing the same restrictions Apple has themselves had to implement? Finally this does result in a poor user experience: I don't know which user's Watches are affected, there's no API to query this? It's not actually region specific. Does the HealthKit source differ maybe such that I can observe that? A separate syncing system is inefficient, less likely to be accurate and has all the limitations mentioned previously re. access to iPhone Health Store when device is locked I presume there's not much to add on these points so I'll file a feedback but I do think this is confusing/misleading for users who otherwise presumably expect the SPO2 data to behave like any other.

[quote='860281022, RickMaddy, /thread/787500?answerId=860281022#860281022, /profile/RickMaddy'] where does this all stand? [/quote] For a summary of the current state of the issues being discussed in this thread, see my 27 Aug 2025 reply. However, your questions extend beyond that, so let’s dig in. [quote='860281022, RickMaddy, /thread/787500?answerId=860281022#860281022, /profile/RickMaddy'] is there any viable way for a solo developer with one Mac to develop and test a macOS app that runs on more than one version of macOS? [/quote] Yes. As marco.masser suggested, you can boot your Mac into older versions of macOS and test there. I want to stress that, while VMs are super useful, they are not a substitute for testing on real hardware [1]. VMs have limits: Some are bugs, as we’ve been discussing on this thread. Some of them are absent features. Of these, the lack of TestFlight support is the most critical. I’ll come back to that below. Some of them are just fundamental to VMs. For example, if you’re building

First up, TN2277 hasn’t been updated in years so, while the gist of the technote is still correct, a number of details have drifted: Network framework generally doesn’t use BSD Sockets under the covers, but rather the user-space networking stack. Given that, the term socket resource reclaim no longer makes a lot of sense. These days I simply say that the connection or listener was defuncted [1]. [quote='802375021, veer_dutta07, /thread/802375, /profile/veer_dutta07'] 1- In what scenarios does the OS not reclaim the socket descriptor while the app is suspended … ? [/quote] This is an implementation detail, and the behaviour has changed over time. Historically iOS would delay the defunct until you screen lock the device. Hence the advice in the Testing Socket Reclaim section of TN2277. However, that changed years ago. Nowadays iOS will defunct things as soon as the app gets suspended. [quote='802375021, veer_dutta07, /thread/802375, /profile/veer_dutta07'] 2- When reclamation occurs, does the OS reclai

I'm hoping they revert the iOS 26 changes, iPad apps are entirely messed up. I needed to be able to lock the app to 1 orientation. Now this is impossible. I think the app will need to be inside a vrtual window within the app, using CGAffineTransform to fit the app inside the rotating window responding to the user blood pressure.

I am able to sign in using my personal account, but not my account for app development. For some reason, it is no longer sending the codes to my phone, just my laptop, but every time I enter the code they have sent, it says it's wrong. Incredibly frustrating. I need to get my build out ASAP, and for the second day, it is once again timed out due to too many attempts.