I am trying to set up a message filter extension that will use shared web credentials for basic auth when calling to its ILMessageFilterExtensionNetworkURL. I have associated domains set up for both "messagefilter:" and "webcredentials:" and the message filter IS correctly calling the ILMessageFilterExtensionNetworkURL with each message - so that part is working. As detailed here, I have set up Shared Web Credentials and my view controller is using SecAddSharedWebCredential() to save the creds to the correct domain. Using Authorization services, the creds are auto-filled into my app's login screen. When I go under Settings > Passwords, I see the creds are saved and they are the correct creds to the corrent website that matches ILMessageFilterExtensionNetworkURL. Regardless of all of this, the deferQueryRequestToNetwork() refuses to use the creds and implement Basic Auth in its URL call. It makes the call to the correct URL, it just won't use the Shared Web Creds for basic auth. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

We've created a Message Filter Extension that relies on the network action workflow of Message Filter Extensions (ILMessageFilterExtension). Has anyone applied authentication to these calls? It works great when being called un-authenticated, but the logic behind this API costs us money, and we'd like to rate-limit it by the client to avoid someone DDOs'ing the exposed API and racking up our bill. We've followed https://developer.apple.com/documentation/sms_and_call_reporting/sms_and_mms_message_filtering/creating_a_message_filter_app_extension and set up a Shared Web Credential (both webcredential and messagefilter associated domains). Still, our calls never have the created and verified credentials forwarded to our service with the REST API call. Have any thoughts on how to apply a shared web credential to those delegated calls?

Hi all, I have an issue with iOS 18 Beta 2 (Since Beta 1) where SMS and MMS do not work. I can only send a receive iMessages. If the user is not using an iPhone and send a message to them, but I cannot receive the reply. I initially thought this was an RCS issues, but I turned RCS off in iOS 18 Beta 2 when the switch showed up. This still has not solved the issue. Any Ideas? Has anyone else experienced this issue? If so, how did you resolve it? I am using an iPhone 15 Pro Max 512GB on Verizon Wireless.

Hi, I'm having headaches with the debugging of my Unwanted Communication Reporting extension. iPhone log says: com.apple.IdentityLookup.MessageFilter[1774] <Error>: Extension's containing app (appID <private>) unauthorized to defer requests to host <private> So I guess I have something wrong with my apple-app-site-association. The AASA file I get with swcutil dl -d services.mydomain.com { classificationreport = { apps = ( "<MYTEAMID>.com.mydomain.myapp", "<MYTEAMID>.com.mydomain.myapp.unwanted" ); }; } where .com.mydomain.myapp is my containing app (bundle id). and .com.mydomain.myapp.unwanted is my extension The AASA file on the server is obviously in JSON format and correctly served from the server : services.mydomain.com In the extension Info.plist I've set the following : <key>NSExtension</key> <dict> <key>NSExtensionAttributes</key> <dict> <key>ILClassificationExtensionNetworkReportDestination</key> <string>https://services.mydomain.com/path/unwanted/report</string> </dict> <key>NSExtensionMainStoryboard</key> <string>MainInterface</string> <key>NSExtensionPointIdentifier</key> <string>com.apple.identitylookup.classification-ui</string> </dict> I suppose the reply from classificationResponse method is correct since MessageFilter "tries" to send the request. Where am I mistakening ? Difficult to debug... MessageFilter's log keeps interesting data as private (so there is no way to check what it's actually doing). And I've found no way to go deeper in the debug process. Many thanks Emmanuel

I’m wonder if Apple can allow users to save a message within the messages (text messages) like Snapchat allows to easily reference a specific message

At present, I am developing a multimedia messaging application, but I have found that when sending messages through a mobile phone, Android can receive them, but iPhone cannot. By using Wireshark to capture packets, I can see that I have received a mms packet, but the log shows that the message parsing has failed(Because of unknown fields). Do you have any solutions?

Hi, I have implemented VOIP calling feature in my application using OpenTok SDK and CallKit framework. Calling feature is working most of the time. But there is one strange issue I have come across. During a call, if any external cellular call appears and if I decline that external call then my running voip call also disconnects. This is happening some of the iPhone devices. iPhone config is as follows Model : iPhone 11 iOS Version : 17.3 I have added loggers CXEndCallAction and -provider:performEndCallAction and debugged at my end . I found that CXEndCallAction is not executing from my end but still -provider:performEndCallAction is triggered by iOS along with my ongoing callUUID This is very strange behaviour I am observing in one of my iPhone device. I have tested this in around 3-4 iPhone devices but i am facing this issue only in 1 iPhone . Kindly help me here if anyone has solution around it . Thanks

Dear Appple Dev Team, we have developed an app to identify incoming phone calls via CallKit (https://developer.apple.com/documentation/callkit/cxcalldirectoryextensioncontext). This function works great. However, we are missing a similar function for SMS/iMessage sender identification. Is it possible to integrate this function into iOS. Thanks Markus

I'm new to iOS development, and not currently ready to pay Apple $99/y for the privilege of playing around with some APIs. I would like to create an SMS/Call filter and reporting extension but got to a point where the "associated domain" entitlement is required. Is there a way to get the entitlement for local development without enrolling for the Apple Developer Program?

When there is an ongoing call, if the user gets another one, we don't want to support multi-call and directly send the new call to the voicemail. For this operation what should be CXCallEndedReason? My understanding is that remoteEnded is used when the call connected and then ended. unanswered might be the choice for me but would it cause any issue if i directly reject a call with this status (the difference between the incoming call and reject time would be too short)? There is also declinedElsewhere , which might be suitable

This issue did not occur until we mandated our workforce update to 17.2 to be compliant. Once users who had large contact lists updated, they started to experience delayed / freezing calls. We utilize Microsoft Intune as our MDM, but I have to assume this is hitting other MDM's as well since this is a policy that the management profile portion of the software either has toggled on or off. The policy triggering this issue, if enabled is "Block viewing corporate documents in unmanaged apps". I've linked a dummy google account with an imported contact list of 16k contacts (yes somehow we have a handful of folks who have this) and the issue replicates with this policy enabled. With a mirrored configuration profile, minus this setting enabled, calls flow as they should. Even with the large contact list. I have no clue if this is right place for this, but the issue still persists after updating my device to 17.3

Hi, Since iOS 16, when we present a keyboard in the sms/call reporting extension, the app will crash with error: failure in NSXPCConnectionWithEndpoint:configurator: of BSServiceConnection:0x1efcd9a78 (BSServiceConnection+NSXPCConnection.m:20) : Invalid condition not satisfying: endpoint In ideas? Furthermore, when reporting mms message with image, the sender phone is empty. And we are unable to determine what the number is that needs reporting.

Hi, I have some scenario in which I need to reportIncoming to CallKit with same UUID 2 times. So I just need to know that, it will cause an issue of CallKit or with application.

I have followed every step to make sure UnwantedCommunicationReportingExtension will work with my app. Let me list here Adding a new target UnwantedCommunicationReportingExtension to my project Adding API endpoint to Info.plist <dict> <key>NSExtension</key> <dict> <key>NSExtensionAttributes</key> <dict> <key>ILClassificationExtensionNetworkReportDestination</key> <string>https://api.mycompany.net/call/v2/main/report</string> </dict> <key>NSExtensionMainStoryboard</key> <string>MainInterface</string> <key>NSExtensionPointIdentifier</key> <string>com.apple.identitylookup.classification-ui</string> </dict> </dict> </plist> Added classificationreport to Associate domain in Capability section. classificationreport:api.mycompany.net Created an apple-app-site-association file without json extension and returned this when api.mycompany.net called. I don't know whether to add app's bundle id or extension's bundle id. So added both. Complete apple-app-site-association below { "classificationreport": { "apps": [ "XXXXXX.com.company.appname.CallReport", "XXXXXX.com.company.appname" ] } } Checked the following website to ensure the file can be accessed. Both are displaying the file https://app-site-association.cdn-apple.com/a/v1/api.mycompany.net https://api.mycompany.net/.well-known/apple-app-site-association But I cannot call API https://api.mycompany.net/call/v2/main/report. It always fails with the following error Can anyone tell me what I'm missing? I tried for a week and was exhausted .

Is it possible to write an iOS app or app extension to block an incoming call based on the area code (or some other portion of the incoming call number)?