Many thx to Garrett Davidson for his exceptional WWDC2022 presentation: https://developer.apple.com/videos/play/wwdc2022/10092/ Basic question, how is the the private key for a passkey stored on a local device (let's say within the Edge or Chrome browser)? Is it in an encrypted cookie? If so, how is the local encryption done?

Are passkeys sharable across platforms? Can shared passes be revoked? And what is the mechanism for resetting a passkey?

I am in the process of modifying all my accounts to assign a unique email address to each one via the "Hide my Email" function. I am currently at 347 addresses created for the occasion but I wonder if there is a limit for the number of this addresses. I can't find the information anywhere on the Apple support pages. Thanks in advance for your help! Julien

I follow along with the video in the WWDC2022 session, "Build your first app in Swift Playgrounds". I construct the Tea Time app as demonstrated in the video. When I come to the part about adding the microphone capability in the App Settings, Playground crashes and disappears. I click the "+" button for the capability, for a fraction of a second I see a modal about the microphone, and then it crashes. I don't know what to do. How do I fix this problem and add the capability?

Dear, The security item requires NAC software to check some apps' privacy before allowing the endpoints to be connected to intranet. TCC is deprecated by Apple, any other methods can help to get privacy granted to the apps? thanks in advance.

We are using Chrome Browser (Customer request) to scan QRCode and each time we are ask for Camera permission. It does not do that for Safari. I saw some places that it can be set on each web page by accessing Chrome setting directly and not the apple setting for Chrome. (Never found the setting for the camera in chrome) Thank you very much for the help (Event if it is not possible at this point to do that) Regards Christian

So I am developing an app that will need to use a bunch of random faces like the one attached. I just want to know if this is ok in legal standpoint and that I won't have any trouble pushing the app to appstore later.

I'm trying to build a simple Mail Extension using Compose session handler for the Mac Catalyst App. The idea is to open a ComposeViewController on App Icon click from Mail Toolbar ( when the user adds the app extensions for the app from Mail Preference ). I'm using core data in a shared group and I want to show the list of the email address that the user has added from the app to the ComposeViewController. But on the extension window in the Mail, it shows : Permissions for “MyDemoApp”: • Email Contents Can read sensitive information from emails including the message subject and recipients. This applies to all outgoing messages. Since my Compose-Mail-Extension does not read subject/recipients in the Compose window, My app should not ask this permission from users. Is there any way to omit permissions which my app is not using?

I have an application which is doing screen recording, now I move the screen recording feature to a standalone native XPC module for better performance due to some reason that the app is tied an old lib which cannot generate native code for M1 (Intel only). My question is that, this new xpc module is belong to the App (demanded by the app), if I give the screen recording permission to the app, will the xpc screen scraping module be granted to the permission? Right now looks like it is not after I granted the application with the screen recording permission since display stream won't produce the frame data.

I would like to develop a relationship with my app users, and recently updated my app to collect Contact Info (via the App Privacy section). I know that if a user declines to share that information I obviously won't receive it, but for those users who do agree to it, am I able to see the email address (and any other info shared) of my purchasers somewhere?

The problem is that I have added the string privacy - camera usage description to the info.plist file and it does not appear when using the camera, what could be happening? , I have restarted the xcode several times and I have simulated the application several times and it still does not appear. If someone can help, thank you very much in advance.

Hello, I'm trying to submit my game to the app store, but I get rejected with the message: The package I use is iOS 14 Advertising Support package: I use the sample scene from the package with little adjustments: [ContextScreenManager.cs] using UnityEngine; using System; using System.Collections.Generic; #if UNITY_IOS using UnityEngine.iOS; #endif using System.Collections; using UnityEngine.SceneManagement; namespace Unity.Advertisement.IosSupport.Samples { /// <summary> /// This component will trigger the context screen to appear when the scene starts, /// if the user hasn't already responded to the iOS tracking dialog. /// </summary> public class ContextScreenManager : MonoBehaviour { /// <summary> /// The prefab that will be instantiated by this component. /// The prefab has to have an ContextScreenView component on its root GameObject. /// </summary> public ContextScreenView contextScreenPrefab; void Start() { #if UNITY_IOS Debug.Log("IOS detected"); // check with iOS to see if the user has accepted or declined tracking var status = ATTrackingStatusBinding.GetAuthorizationTrackingStatus(); Version currentVersion = new Version(Device.systemVersion); Version ios14 = new Version("14.5"); if (status == ATTrackingStatusBinding.AuthorizationTrackingStatus.NOT_DETERMINED && currentVersion >= ios14) { var contextScreen = Instantiate(contextScreenPrefab).GetComponent<ContextScreenView>(); // after the Continue button is pressed, and the tracking request // has been sent, automatically destroy the popup to conserve memory contextScreen.sentTrackingAuthorizationRequest += () => Destroy(contextScreen.gameObject); } #else Debug.Log("Unity iOS Support: App Tracking Transparency status not checked, because the platform is not iOS."); #endif StartCoroutine(LoadNextScene()); } private IEnumerator LoadNextScene() { #if UNITY_IOS var status = ATTrackingStatusBinding.GetAuthorizationTrackingStatus(); while (status == ATTrackingStatusBinding.AuthorizationTrackingStatus.NOT_DETERMINED) { status = ATTrackingStatusBinding.GetAuthorizationTrackingStatus(); yield return null; } #endif SceneManager.LoadScene(1); yield return null; } } } and [ContextScreenView.cs] using UnityEngine; namespace Unity.Advertisement.IosSupport.Components { /// <summary> /// This component controls an iOS App Tracking Transparency context screen. /// You should only have one of these in your app. /// </summary> public sealed class ContextScreenView : MonoBehaviour { /// <summary> /// This event will be invoked after the ContinueButton is clicked /// and after the tracking authorization request has been sent. /// It's a good idea to subscribe to this event so you can destroy /// this GameObject to free up memory after it's no longer needed. /// Once the tracking authorization request has been sent, there's no /// need for this popup again until the app is uninstalled and reinstalled. /// </summary> public event Action sentTrackingAuthorizationRequest; public void RequestAuthorizationTracking() { #if UNITY_IOS Debug.Log("Unity iOS Support: Requesting iOS App Tracking Transparency native dialog."); ATTrackingStatusBinding.RequestAuthorizationTracking(AuthorizationTrackingReceived); sentTrackingAuthorizationRequest?.Invoke(); #else Debug.LogWarning("Unity iOS Support: Tried to request iOS App Tracking Transparency native dialog, " + "but the current platform is not iOS."); #endif } private void AuthorizationTrackingReceived(int status) { Debug.LogFormat("Tracking status received: {0}", status); } } } Why do I get rejected? Is it because I display the example screens from the package? Anyone had similar problems? Glad for any help, thanks!