Hello, We have noted that our USB-C accessory now supplies power and data after a role-switch when it previously would initialize with supplying power to the iOS device, then move to just transferring data to the iOS device after a role-switch. The charging+data behavior is only seen when the accessory is connected to a USB-C based iOS device running iOS 18. Are there some updates in iOS 18 that would cause this behavior? We noted that the expected case occurs with USB-C devices running on the earlier versions (iOS 17 and below).

We are facing a serious issue affecting the Live Activity of the our app. If the app is built with Xcode 16 (16A242) the Live Activity does not appear on devices running iOS 17. The live activity does appear on devices running iOS 18 RC. If we build the code with Xcode 15, the Live Activity appears on iOS 17 as expected. To investigate this we also prepared a demo bare-bones project to make sure the Live Activity presence is not affected by part of the existing code. Again the issue appears even of the demo app. Is this a known issue with Xcode16/iOS 18?

I have created 5 consumable products on store but when i am trying to check on mobile using xcode with debug mode i am get fetching products successfully can u guys help me out why its happening. here is debug error --IAPTest[5101:295128] UnityIAP: Requesting 5 products --IAPTest[5101:295128] UnityIAP: Requesting product data... --IAPTest[5101:295371] UnityIAP: Received 0 products and 5 invalid products i have test same project with another apple account's app bundle ID or iAP products its working fine have a look of those app's debug screen show Perfect Not Perfect

Hi! Instead of using username/password authentication, I wanted to use a magic link to authenticate users of my app to simplify the process. However, on the app review, it got rejected because of the magic link: Guideline 2.1 - Performance - App Completeness Issue Description The app exhibited one or more bugs that would negatively impact App Store users. Bug description: The Magic Link failed to open the installed app. Review device details: - Device type: iPad Air (5th generation) - OS version: iPadOS 18.1 Next Steps Test the app on supported devices to identify and resolve bugs and stability issues before submitting for review. If the bug cannot be reproduced, try the following: - For new apps, uninstall all previous versions of the app from a device, then install and follow the steps to reproduce. - For app updates, install the new version as an update to the previous version, then follow the steps to reproduce. Resources - For information about testing apps and preparing them for review, see Testing a Release Build. - To learn about troubleshooting networking issues, see Networking Overview. I had no luck to reproduce this. The magic links trigger my application on all my testing devices. I also had external testers using TestFlight and it works for all of them as well. The only time where I can see it failing is if I archive the IPA and install it on an external service like AWS Device Farm or BrowserStack App Live. But here it is very hard to debug because I think I cannot get the sysdiagnose file and I don't know if it is even supposed to work in this case because those devices are not associated with my developer account. I read countless links, tutorials and discussions on this topic but it did not really help. https://developer.apple.com/documentation/technotes/tn3155-debugging-universal-links https://developer.apple.com/documentation/xcode/allowing-apps-and-websites-to-link-to-your-content Here is my set-up: I added the Associated Domains capability to my app. There under Domains I put applinks:subdomain.domain.com Under https://subdomain.domain.com/apple-app-site-association and https://subdomain.domain.com/.well-known/apple-app-site-association I host this file with JSON content header: { "applinks": { "apps": [], "details": [ { "appID": "<TEAM>.<TestAppIdentifier>", "paths": [ "/magiclink/*", "/activate/*" ] }, { "appID": "<TEAM>.<Identifier>", "paths": [ "/magiclink/*", "/activate/*" ] } ] } } My main entry point of the app has a .onOpenURL { url in handleOpenURL(url) } on the ContentView() If I go to https://app-site-association.cdn-apple.com/a/v1/subdomain.domain.com, I see the file correctly as I specified it above. If I go on my development phone to Settings > Developers > Universal Links > Diagnostics and I enter one of the "magic links" into the field, it says with a checkmark Opens Installed Application. https://getuniversal.link/ says my AASA file is valid. Any suggestion on what I could do to further debug or resolve this is highly appreciated.

I have a pretty straightforward code to connect to a given ip address and port using NWConnection. On the first attempt to connect to the Local Network I see the "Local Network Privacy" dialog and sometimes if I press "Don't Allow" on that dialog everything starts to fail. No matter I do I keep receiving the following error: POSIXErrorCode(rawValue: 50): Network is down Obviously going to settings and allowing local network access to the app doesn't fix the issue. Neither deleting the app and installing it again. The only workaround I found is to restart my device which is unacceptable for a user. My code is really simple, I tried a lot of different approaches to connect but neither approach worked. I am on iOS 18. Is it a known bug? could be possible a bug on my code? Any idea would be really appreciated, thanks!

I have added an auto updatable pass to wallet. As soon as it is added I am able to receive the registration request. When there is change available for the pass I am able to trigger push notification to registered device via APNS. I am also able to receive the consecutive call about serial numbers. In the final call made from device to /v1/passes endpoint , server is sending the pass with these headers - Content-Type, Content-Disposition, Last-Modified however the pass is not getting updated. There are no logs received on /v1/log endpoint. From a MacBook when I hit the same endpoint, I am able to download and open the pass. Anything else that is needed on the headers so it can work on device? Is it necessary to have change description in the updated pass so that pass can update on device?

(Also have a case ID, 9879068) We have an app that user use to check in/out from work for example. We have a button in-app do do this. Now I'm trying to add buttons to our widgets and our new live activity so that users don't have to open the app. It's crucial that the live activity and widgets always show the exact same state. Otherwise it'll look pretty bad if a user has both a live activity and a widget showin at the same time. However, we have noticed that sometimes, pressing the button in the live activity, running the app intent, will not always make the widget update (we call reloadAllTimelines()). The other way around, i.e. press the button on widget to update live activity always works. (they both call the same app intent) When running it in debug mode on a phone from Xcode, it always works, but when running it just on the phone it's unreliable. My first thought was, of course, that's related to the widget "budget", but according to the docs HERE, it should not be applied when interacting with a widget, calling an app intent. My question: HOW can I make my widget reliably refresh using an app intent invoked from a live activity?? I have a ready small project with simple buttons and trace labels that display this issue that I'm happy to supply to someone.

System Information: iPhone 13, iOS 17.6.1 Steps to reproduce: Open my app, causing it to register for an APNS token Kill my app to make sure it is not in the foreground Send a push notification with a payload similar to this: {"aps":{"alert":{"title":"My App Name","body":"10:24am 🚀🚀🚀"}},"price":19,"clock":175846989,"time":1731001868.379526} And the following attributes: Expiry: (Date that is 7 days from now) Type: Alert Priority: High (10) Payload Size: 141 bytes The notification appears in the Notification Center, as expected Turn on Airplane Mode (WiFi=off) Wait between 60 seconds - 8 hours (varies) Send the same notification payload/attributes again Wait between 60 seconds - 8 hours (varies) Turn on WiFi Wait 1-30 minutes (varies) Expected behavior: The notification appears in the Notification Center Actual behavior: Push notifications from other apps immediately appear in the Notification Center Roughly 30% of the time: The push notification(s) from my app never arrive, even after waiting 30 minutes Roughly 70% of the time: The notification appears in the notification center, and everything works fine Thoughts: Expiry must be set correctly because I've seen my notifications get queued and then delivered (correctly) in the CloudKit Push Notification tool. Identical notifications (payload, APNS headers, etc.) are also sent to other devices at the same time. They receive the notifications just fine. It must not be my iPhone's notification Settings, because notifications appear correctly when online I've tried restarting the iPhone, it did not fix this issue So it seems it must be an unexpected behavior in APNS or something broken with my specific phone? Not sure what else I could possibly do to make sure the notifications arrive. This breaks the entire experience of my app. I need to be able to notify users of incoming messages so they do not miss them.

I am trying to implement Tap-To-Pay in my app. I want to use this feature to be able to read my debit card details and pass it to my payment processor SDK Cybersource to securely do the payment. I tried following this documentation https://developer.apple.com/tap-to-pay/#regions I want to know if this implementation is possible or not? If it is possible can you guide me the process on how to read card data? Thanks

My app one sec uses push notifications to guide the user back to the app from a Screen Time Shield (screenshot attached). On iOS 18.1, notifications are delivered with a delay of 10+ seconds, even though they are classified as time sensitive: notificationContent.interruptionLevel = .timeSensitive notificationContent.relevanceScore = 1.0 The notification trigger is nil, which according to the documentation should show the notification banner immediately: var notificationTrigger: UNTimeIntervalNotificationTrigger? = nil "The condition that causes the system to deliver the notification. Specify nil to deliver the notification right away." In the sysdiagnose I have noticed that activity related to Apple Intelligence Priority classification delays the notification by 10 seconds ("UserNotificationsCore.IntelligenceActor"): [create, [id=43C0-B333, time=2024-09-27 06:03:26, bundle=***.riedel.one-sec], Time elapsed=10.373 sec]: Timeout of 10.0 reached. Cancelling work. [create, [id=43C0-B333, time=2024-09-27 06:03:26, bundle=***.riedel.one-sec], Time elapsed=10.377 sec]: Calling out to completion with failure(UserNotificationsCore.StepFailure.timedOut(exceeded: 10.0 seconds, summaryStatus: Optional(UserNotificationsServices.NotificationSummaryStatus.inferenceTimedOut), priorityStatus: Optional(UserNotificationsServices.NotificationPriorityStatus.inferenceTimedOut))) from 'scheduleTimeoutToPerform(after:for:)' [create, [id=43C0-B333, time=2024-09-27 06:03:26, bundle=***.riedel.one-sec], Time elapsed=10.378 sec]: Step: UserNotificationsCore.IntelligenceActor, index: 0 exceeded 10.0 seconds This seems like a bug to me, time sensitive notifications should be exempted from being analyzed for priority, especially if that comes at the cost of delaying notifications by 10 seconds. Tracked in Radar: FB15255061

I am attempting to build a package for distribution. It is not clear how to fix the profile. Can someone point me some documentation that may help me resolve this? Xcode 14 and later requires a DriverKit development profile enabled for iOS and macOS. Visit the developer website to create or download a DriverKit profile.

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?

Hey,I want to get nearby Wi-Fi network's SSID into the app using network extension framework.Right now I can get scan list by visiting the setting---&amp;gt;Wifi Screen but I want to get those Scan Result into the app without visiting the setting wifi screen.If anyone idea about it please let me know

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Wouldn’t it be nice to have a folder of apps specifically tied to the use of your focus? For instance, I work for a delivery company and we have about 3 apps for it. My s/o has about 5 to 8 apps for her job as well. It would be nice to to have them all in a centralized spot when in “Work“ Focus. What do you think?

We applied for Location Push Entitlement on June. It has been several months since then but we still got not any results (either passed or rejected).

Hi, On macOS 15 beta 7, we get a network popup while launching application, "Allow "App" to find the devices on local network?" This popup we are not seeing in older versions of macOS. We also see a a new option in "System Settings->Privacy & Security->Local Network". Is there way to add the application entry in "Local Network" through a command so that we can suppress this popup on launching the applications? Regards Prema Kumar

Hey, I was wondering on how to react to the focus mode being turned off inside the FocusFilterIntent. I've successfully managed to call a specific action when the focus is being set, but I now want to deactivate/ react when the focus is being deactivated. How can I achieve something like this?

Not able to replicate this myself but have had a couple of users report this. I have a Finder Sync Extension. It does not, at least intentionally, change any sidebar icons. The hosting app mostly uses asset catalogs and the icon file it specifies in its info.plist is a icns file, not an iconset. Any idea what may be causing this? Seems odd to me that there isn't some explicit setting to enable this instead of requiring some set of configurations lining up.

Error:App is ambiguous for type lookup in this context code in UnqueHolidayApp import SwiftUI import RealmSwift @main struct UniqueHolidayApp: App { init() { migrateRealmIfNeeded() } var body: some Scene { WindowGroup { ContentView() } } private func migrateRealmIfNeeded() { let config = Realm.Configuration( schemaVersion: 1, migrationBlock: { migration, oldSchemaVersion in if oldSchemaVersion < 1 { // Realm will handle changes automatically for simple additions/removals } } ) Realm.Configuration.defaultConfiguration = config } }