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@John Marc Thanks, yes, where from Apple did you got the documentation about Remote hosted Live Activities we got your FB number. This is an enhancement request? Thanks! Albert Pascual
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Albert, thanks for the reply. Remote hosted Live Activities I believe is a iOS 26.x system feature → No developer adoption. My steps: Preparation: Make sure iPhone and Mac (and/or Watch) are signed in with the same AppleID New iOS Project New Widget target, using standard template (In the new target UI also check that you want the live activity) Build and run to a physical iPhone Notice Live Activity exists on iPhone, Mac and Apple Watch [Example: From macOS, iOS Live Activity appears] In this case, I haven't built for any other platforms at all. I believe this is a feature, but I'm attempting to understand what I need to do to make it stop showing up in places that don't make sense for this app. Just made a simple project using the Xcode templates provided, then start the live activity on app launch. https://github.com/ioloro/LiveActivityWillTravel Thanks, John Marc

@Engineer ,Thanks for sharing your input. I tested NFC feature in my app, without adding the NDEF entry, and it is working. Do we have any official document from Apple regarding the deprecation of NDEF? Appreciate your help.

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[quote='876494022, ellinj, /thread/815390?answerId=876494022#876494022, /profile/ellinj'] Is there any Keychain support for non-X.509 certificate formats? [/quote] No. Or, more specifically, the keychain only supports X.509 for kSecClassCertificate items. That doesn’t stop you storing the raw data as kSecClassGenericPassword. As to what you should do, that depends on how you’re using the word “certificate”: Apple uses [1] certificate to refer to the signed wrapper around the public key. We then use digital identity to refer to the combination of a certificate and the private key that matches the public key in that certificate. See TN3161 Inside Code Signing: Certificates for more on this. However, it’s common for folks to use a single term, certificate, to refer to both the certificate and digital identity, with ‘hilarious’ confusion being the result. So, if you’re using certificate ‘correctly’ then the certificate contains just the public key and you can store it wherever you want [2]. OTOH, if your

[quote='876460022, jamie_sq, /thread/805609?answerId=876460022#876460022, /profile/jamie_sq'] If it's possible to provide positive confirmation [/quote] Yep. My reading of FB20884404 is that we identified the underlying issue and rolled that fix into Xcode 26.4b1. You should’ve also been notified of the fix in Feedback Assistant. [quote='876460022, jamie_sq, /thread/805609?answerId=876460022#876460022, /profile/jamie_sq'] thanks to whoever worked on this! [/quote] I’ll pass that along. Share and Enjoy — Quinn “The Eskimo!” @ Developer Technical Support @ Apple let myEmail = eskimo + 1 + @ + apple.com

[quote='876405022, Pushpak-Ambadkar123, /thread/815498?answerId=876405022#876405022, /profile/Pushpak-Ambadkar123'] can we show any kind of custom error or alert when user tries to open blocked URL in case of URL Filter network ? [/quote] In the URL filter architecture your code isn’t the one making the actual decisions. Rather, your code sets up the filter’s state and the system applies that filter. So your code doesn’t run on the per-URL path and thus can’t do anything on that path. WWDC 2025 Session 234 Filter and tunnel network traffic with NetworkExtension talks more about this and I encourage you to watch it. So, your question is actually “Can we configure the filter to show a custom error?” And AFAICT the answer to that is “No.” However, I think it’d be reasonable for you to file an enhancement request for such a configuration option. If you do file an ER, post your bug number, just for the record. Share and Enjoy — Quinn “The Eskimo!” @ Developer Technical Support @ Apple let myEmail = eskimo