Follow-up on my previous comment (1) I have added an available(iOS 17.0) condition to the progress observer. In order to validate whether the existing implementation with session:didFinishFileTransfer:error: still works for older iOS versions, I created a new Simulator pair in Xcode 15.4: iPhone 11 with iOS 15.5 Watch Series 4 with watchOS 9.4 Although the Debug Console shows all expected NSLog() from the iPhone part, where file transfer works flawlessly via session:didFinishFileTransfer:error:, the files are never received on the Watch Simulator. Method session:didReceiveFile: of WCSessionDelegate is never called, despite the fact that the iOS part successfully called session:didFinishFileTransfer:error:. ❌ Even after removing the whole fix with the progress observer for iOS 17.5/watchOS 10.5, method session:didReceiveFile: of WCSessionDelegate is never called on the Watch Simulator. ❌ On a real Watch Series 6 with watchOS 10.6.1, method session:didReceiveFile: is called successfully. ✅ I'm extremely puzzled now. I hope this is an Xcode Simulator issue. Next step: get an old iPhone 7 (iOS 15.8.3) and Watch Series 1 up-and-running, to validate on device... @Apple, please clarify what's going on. And explain why your developers have to continually experience deteriorating quality of your tools and software. (1) Seriously Apple, why is it not possible to edit an existing post within an hour?

Thank you all for posting your successful experience with the progress observer. After implementing this, I still have several questions. I would appreciate it, when others, such as @rolf.fox@4iiii.com or Ziqiao from Apple DTS Engineer, can comment. Still Error With my progress observer for fractionCompleted I can track completion. But I still see the -[WCFileStorage persistOutgoingFileTransfer:] error serializing file transfer error in the Debug Console. Do you have the same? Compatibility Did you completely replace session:didFinishFileTransfer:error: by the progress observer, or did you only implement the progress observer for iOS 17.5 and above? I ask this because the docu of WCSessionFileTransfer's property progress is set to have a minimum of iOS 12.0 and watchOS 5.0. My app supports a minimum of iOS 12.0 and watchOS 4.0. I only use WCSessionFileTransfer from iOS to send files to the Watch, so it seems that progress is then available in iOS. But this is an assumption, and I don't know whether a connected Watch with watchOS 4.0 will provide the progress back to iOS. I can't verify it, because latest Xcode cannot run Simulators lower than iOS 15.0 and watchOS 8.0.

The docu also mentions that rawData is of data type Data (or NSData in Obj-C). This means that you can easily convert it to a string with init(data:encoding:) see docu. RFC 2822 uses UTF-8, so you can use NSUTF8StringEncoding for encoding.

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