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Hi, Has the get-task-allow development bypass for NEFilterDataProvider been intentionally removed or changed in iOS 26? Previous DTS guidance in thread/31109 confirmed this bypass existed. I note that WWDC 2025 Session 234 states iOS system-wide content filter is supported on supervised devices only without mentioning it. My production deployment is supervised MDM devices — I am purely asking about the development testing path, which is not working for me on iOS 26.4.2. All I get is NEConfigurationErrorDomain Code=10 permission denied before my app code even runs. Thank you!

We are currently experiencing a critical issue with our Apple Developer account related to production certificates for live customers using Apple Pay. Each customer integration requires a minimum of two certificates. At present, our account has reached 20 certificates, and we are facing limitations that impact our ability to onboard new customers. Recently, deletion of certain certificates caused a major outage, resulting in service disruption for live customers. This outage has had significant financial implications, This may be held liable for the revenue lost. We urgently request clarification on the following: What are the official license limit restrictions for production certificates on Apple Developer accounts? Is there a way to extend or increase the certificate limit to support multiple live customer integrations? What best practices should we follow to avoid outages when managing certificates for Apple Pay? Given the severity of this issue, we kindly ask for immediate guidance and support t

I have a custom UIGestureRecognizerRepresentable that causes a crash. Only happens about once a week, and that’s with about a thousand times it gets invoked. But it’s persistent and annoying when it happens. The code looks like func handleUIGestureRecognizerAction(_ recognizer: Recognizer, context: Context) { let startLocation = context.converter.convert(globalPoint: recognizer.startLocation, to: coorinateSpace) coorinateSpace is set in init and has crashed on .global, .local, and .named(foo) The convert function gets caught in a AGGraphGetValue loop before finally failing. It has happened while attached to the debugger, but there is not any more information than is in the logs. I don’t even know why it would invoke AttributeGraph in the first place. Thread 0 name: Dispatch queue: com.apple.main-thread Thread 0 Crashed: 0 libsystem_kernel.dylib 0x23aedd1d0 __pthread_kill + 8 1 libsystem_pthread.dylib 0x1eb0cf7dc pthread_kill + 268 2 libsystem_c.dylib 0x197a89c98 abort + 148 3 AttributeGraph

Hey All, Having a terrible time trying to submit subscriptions to the App Store. Any help or guidance would be much appreciated. Setup Auto-renewable subscriptions (Monthly + Annual) and one non-consumable (Lifetime), all attached to first binary submission RevenueCat for IAP infrastructure What happened First submission (v2.26): all three IAPs attached cleanly to the binary submission via the In-App Purchases and Subscriptions section on the version page. Apple's review came back with feedback on the paywall display (Guideline 3.1.2c - auto-renewable subscription prices not visible). The reviewer's screenshot showed Lifetime rendering correctly with a price, but the two subscription rows blank. I was missing a localization setting, which I then fixed. The localization went into Waiting for Review, then back to Rejected again within hours - App Store Connect's UI explains this: items attached to a rejected app version submission cannot independently progress through review. I then cancelled the v2.26

Hi Apple, I hope you are doing well. I am posting here regarding my app, Subscription & Expense Manager (App ID: 6759901202), which has been stuck in the “Waiting for Review” state since March 4, 2026 at 2:45 PM. It has now been an extremely long time without any update, review progress, or communication from the App Review team, and I am becoming increasingly concerned about this unusual delay. I completely understand that review times may vary depending on workload and internal processes, but this duration seems far beyond normal review timelines. Our team has invested substantial time, effort, and resources into developing this application, and the continued delay is significantly affecting our launch plans and business timeline. We have carefully followed all App Store Review Guidelines and ensured that every required detail, asset, permission, and compliance item was properly submitted. At the moment: There are no rejection messages No metadata issues are shown No additional information requ

I'm trying to publish two frameworks I wrote in Swift on GitHub. https://github.com/nickasd/BoardGameKit https://github.com/nickasd/BoardGameKitHost I want to add the first framework as a dependency to one of my Xcode projects. I click on the + button in the Package Dependencies tab, select BoardGameKit and click Add Package. A sheet opens and after a couple seconds, while the sheet is still open, Xcode crashes. When I try the same steps with the second framework, Xcode survives and finally shows me a confirmation sheet, and clicking on Add Package works as expected. Both repositories look exactly the same to me, except for their name of course. I even force pushed the default, empty Swift package created in Xcode with the Framework template to both repositories, and still only the first one makes Xcode crash, even after deleting all DerivedData folders and restarting Xcode. What could be the issue? I created FB22832333.