When you say "you got two", do you mean the end-to-end result is two entries (like displaying in ContactsUI, or importing the vCard into a Contacts.app)? Or do you mean: I (sort of) expected that there would be only line line in the vCard, and there are two... ?

@quailcreek had asked about UIKit I think the question is: how do you want to integrate the limited mode into an existing app (that presumably supported full access before). In short, the only difference in access is that only "limited" contacts are visible, the rest are masked by default. The rest remains unchanged. @DTS Engineer The solution you mentioned appears to be SwiftUI only? SwiftUI | View | contactAccessPicker(isPresented:completionHandler:) How would UIKit use this new iOS18 feature?

Any update: will this be working circa macOS 26?

(Here's the text from the page I think is relevant) Return Value MapKit centers the map rectangle on the same point of the map, and adjusts the width and height to fit in the map view’s frame. Discussion Returns a map rectangle with the same aspect ratio as the map view’s frame, centered at the same location as the specified map rectangle.

Hi DTS, I understand you are saying the expected behavior of what was described doesn't, but shouldn't, it work after you force the aspect ratio of the Mercator projection to not be 1:1, via https://developer.apple.com/documentation/mapkit/mkmapview/maprectthatfits(_:) TIA, -BenC

Dated Sept 12: Only realized this now, RC is not a Beta. Build your apps and games using the Xcode 15 Release Candidate and latest SDKs, test them using TestFlight, and submit them for review to the App Store. https://developer.apple.com/news/?id=khzvxn8a So looking at the download pages: Xcode 15 Release Candidate Xcode 15 RC enables you to develop, test, and distribute apps for Apple platforms. It supports the SDKs for iOS 17, iPadOS 17, tvOS 17, watchOS 10, and macOS 14. For development with the visionOS SDK, continue to use Xcode 15 beta 8. https://developer.apple.com/download/applications/ NOTE: the website menu still says "Xcode 15 Beta", which isn't entirely inaccurate, since beta 8 is still out there.