Hi, I have a problem with my Mac crashing sims 4. can you let me know if this is a Mac problem or a sims 4 problem ? Link to Mac Info : https://prnt.sc/NYG0jn8_u0dB Link to crash report : https://prnt.sc/UImzDIsqdVYn

Hello, I have a problem with the fact that my application requires a login, I provided it to Apple, and after testing it in Test Flight everything worked fine for me, nice, when I gave it to Apple for review and release, they returned the application to me saying that I can't log in, they don't know where it is problem?

I have 39GB other storage. How can I get it down to about 10GB?

So when I was on the Settings app. I couldn’t see it, but I updated it and I don’t it why don’t is this a glitch please fix it your friend Isaiah.

I've deleted all photos from the Photos app including from the Deleted Photos album, yet iPhone Storage reports Photos storage at 62.3 GB. I believe this is due to a bug. I've found no solution.

Hello everyone, I just want to offer you image modifications that seem useful to get out of a version that has not evolved since the iPhone 3GS/4. The addition of options without redesign after a few years creates a "kind of tidy mess". I arrive from android having not had an iPhone since the 3GS, I am shocked to find the same interface as at the time. (I'm not criticizing, it's an observation). And I'm surprised by the lack of some essential options such as the right back, the missing numeric line in the keyboard, or the missing Touch ID (I don't want to record my face). So since I have been offering improvements to android and these applications, as well as play store applications, for years, and I love doing it, I naturally started thinking about Apple improvements. I let you take part in these different ideas (in French, Google translation can translate the images if you wish). Thank you all for your constructive opinions. Best to you. https://goopics.net/a/4r0fqeqw

I'm trying to restore an APFS volume to its previous state using a snapshot created with the tmutil command. The only native Apple tool I've found for this purpose is apfs.util. According to the documentation, the correct command for this task is /System/Library/Filesystems/apfs.fs/Contents/Resources/apfs.util -R </dev/diskXsY>. However, this command is not working for me. It returns the error "No such file or directory" for any existing . If I use a valid file/dir path instead of the as an experiment, I get an "Invalid argument" error. To investigate the issue, I decided to debug apfs.util and found that the fsctl() function is responsible for these errors (ENOENT and EINVAL). The first argument passed to fsctl() is the (or file/dir path in my experiment), and the second argument is the value 0x80084A01, which corresponds to the APFSIOC_REVERT_TO_SNAPSHOT command according to xnu's source code (https://github.com/apple-oss-distributions/xnu/blob/8d741a5de7ff4191bf97d57b9f54c2f6d4a15585/bsd/vfs/vfs_syscalls.c#L174). It seems that this command is not supported by the latest versions of macOS (see https://github.com/apple-oss-distributions/xnu/blob/8d741a5de7ff4191bf97d57b9f54c2f6d4a15585/bsd/vfs/vfs_syscalls.c#L12984) and always returns EINVAL error. Is this correct? Are there any other tools available that can be used to revert APFS snapshots?

Our team has recently added support to our app for Live Activities where the source of the data is driven from the app itself (not push notifications). We've noticed a crash happening in our core data code caused by the following error thrown by the addPersistentStore function where it would attempt to recover and eventually crash. Here's an error we created to help us debug that contains the error details: Domain: CoreData Code: 1 NSLocalizedDescription: Error performing migration for databaseName=mydb.sqlite. Error details=The file couldn’t be saved because you don’t have permission. - userinfo: ["reason": No permissions to create file; code = 1] After some trouble shooting, we managed to reproduce the issue by doing a hard reboot while we're running a live activity. It appears that when the device starts back up, the Live Activity starts which triggers the app to hit didFinishLaunchingWithOptions which is where we get our Core Data store initialized. The problem is that our app uses Data Protection using NSFileProtectionCompleteUntilFirstUserAuthentication and we'd prefer to keep it that way. The Core Data db is present in the app sandbox and we're also seeing logs to suggest a failure trying to access NSUserDefaults as well. Is there an accepted solution for this? Is it expected that a Live Activity would cause an application to launch prior to the device being unlocked for the first time? Is there a way to change that?