I just discovered that my app had "Application supports iTunes file sharing" set to "YES". No idea how that happened. I've turned it off.Could that do it?I can't reproduce the problem except by submitting another build for review.[update] Another app of mine has the same setting turn...
you’ll be able to give it to your carrier in case you lose your device. Also, make sure you don’t share it with other people. Thieves can often apply clean numbers to the devices they steal.
When I test the app on a physical device, UDP packets are received and the app works fine. I can close the app, disconnect the socket (calling close()), connect again (calling start()) and continue to receive packets.If I don't use the app for around 12 hours and then open it ...
Q: Can I use the same charger for my iPhone and iPad? Yes, you can use the same charger for your iPhone and iPad as long as it has a compatibleconnector, such as a Lightning or USB-C cable. Q: Are wireless chargers safe for my phone? Yes, wireless chargers are safe ...
One can run tests and benchmarks using docker. It especially makes sense under Linux. A privileged access may be needed to get performance counters.git clone https://github.com/lemire/simdjson.git cd simdjson docker build -t simdjson . docker run --privileged -t simdjson ...
When I test the app on a physical device, UDP packets are received and the app works fine. I can close the app, disconnect the socket (calling close()), connect again (calling start()) and continue to receive packets. If I don't use the app for around 12 hours and then open it ...
I want to use a public database inside the cloudkit container, and I think that I have set things up that way (see below). But my testers can only see their own data and all records are being stored in the Private Database. I'm getting the results I want on my own iPhone (...