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I'm debugging ios app using Automatic Assessment configuration entitlement with ipad. However, while repeatedly running and stopping the app, it crashed during the assessment mode, and now the ipad doesn't work. Because it might be under the assessment mode, I cannot return to the home screen and cannot uninstall the app. Additionally, even when I try to redo the debugging process, it remains stuck on the "installing" stage in xcode, and my iPad is unresponsive. I am unable to force quit it. Is there a way to recover my iPad?

I’m building an app extension for Final Cut Pro. It includes a main app that doesn't perform any actions, an extension that handles the code execution, and an export app responsible for uploading the exported file. To assist the user, I’ve added an upload button that triggers an AppleScript. This script exports the current project and then uploads it. The AppleScript simply selects the share option and the appropriate share destination. However, the issue arises when I click the upload button: the app asks the user to grant Automation permission, allowing it to control Final Cut Pro and System Events. After granting this permission, the script proceeds to the AppleScript, but an error occurs, stating: System Events got an error: APP is not allowed assistive access. Is there a permission I'm missing?

In my application, I need to load the html5 code downloaded to the local computer through the https server embedded in the application. These local html5 codes are small programs developed by some front-end developers. My https server will only load these small programs locally, so I use a self-signed certificate. The code to access the small program is like this: "https://localhost:12345/MiniAppA", ""https://localhost:12345/MiniAppB". ，My applet container will use different certificate verification rules based on the domain name. I want to know if this technical form will be rejected by AppStore reviewers? - (void)webView:(WKWebView *)webView didReceiveAuthenticationChallenge:(NSURLAuthenticationChallenge *)challenge completionHandler:(void (^)(NSURLSessionAuthChallengeDisposition disposition, NSURLCredential * _Nullable credential))completionHandler { if ([challenge.protectionSpace.host isEqualToString:@"localhost"]) { NSURLCredential *credential = [NSURLCredential credentialForTrust:challenge.protectionSpace.serverTrust]; completionHandler(NSURLSessionAuthChallengeUseCredential, credential); } else { completionHandler(NSURLSessionAuthChallengePerformDefaultHandling, nil); } }

Hi, We have a secure browser app using AAC for e-assessments and have observed issues when candidates use it on macs running macOS 11. If disconnected, users cannot reconnect when AAC is on and sometimes have to do a hard reboot. Others say they cannot even install the app or the app won't run. These issues seem to be only happening specifically with macOS 11, no problems observed so far with other macOS versions. Any insights would be greatly appreciated. Thanks

I am a beta tester on behalf of the College Board for the Bluebook app, which administers the digital SAT. For the first admissions year when most universities are no longer going test-optional, more university-bound sixth-form pupils sit the digital SAT. Some students who are sitting on the SAT could receive an unfair advantage due to them reverse-engineering the app using Ghidra and using that to make a duplicate version of the app which will show correct answers and/or disable Assessment mode to cheat on the exam. I need to know if it is possible, if the student has prior Computer science knowledge, and what is the procedure for doing the following: Disabling assessment mode through terminal function or another internal coding source Reverse engineering the Bluebook app, and recreating it through Xcode and editing the code to automatically fill out the correct answer Reverse engineering the Bluebook app, and recreating it through Xcode and editing the code to disable assessment mode as a whole Please tell me as this will give those who cheat a severely unfair advantage over those who studied hard for it

I am implementing the Mac Assessment Mode feature on an Electron application. I have successfully activated it (verified through the assessmentSessionDidBegin function), but the application hangs on a gray screen. Additionally, I tried adding the Calculator app and VS Code (which is built with Electron) to the whitelist. The Calculator app can display, but VS Code cannot. I suspect that helper processes (Render, GPU, ...) may be blocked by this mode, preventing the application from displaying content. Therefore, I would like to ask if The Mac Assessment Mode supports Electron applications. Thank you for reviewing.