Hi, I'm working on in-app purchases, and I've created a webhook to receive data sent by the app store whenever there's user subscription activity (CANCEL, DID_RENEW, DID_CHANGE_RENEWAL_STATUS, EXPIRED). Below is the full path of the webhook URL: Webhook URL: https://api.envelopegenerator.live/api/subscription/subscriptionnotification I've set up the webhook to retrieve the status of user subscriptions, but it's not receiving any calls from the app store.

I'm working with the FamilyControls and DeviceActivity frameworks in iOS (Swift). In my app, I collect selected apps using a FamilyActivitySelection, and I access the selected apps via selection.applicationTokens, which gives me a Set. I would like to get either the bundle identifier or the display name of the selected apps from these ApplicationTokens. I tried creating an Application instance using: let app = Application(token: token) print(app.bundleIdentifier) print(app.localizedDisplayName) However, both bundleIdentifier and localizedDisplayName are always nil. My questions are: Outside the extension (in the main app), how can I get the bundleIdentifier or display name from an ApplicationToken? Is there an Apple-recommended way to resolve a Token into something human-readable or usable? If not, what is the best practice to store or identify user-selected apps for later use? Environment: iOS 17, Swift 5, Using FamilyControls and DeviceActivity APIs. Thank you for any help!