Hi everyone, With iOS 18 and watchOS 11 it is possible to pause your activity rings so that a streak is not broken when you are ill or something like that. When we request data from the HealthStore, is there a way to know that a user has set this option for a particular date or period? Or will the data for that date just return nil for all 3 ring values or even skip the day in the dataset? I have an app in which I also keep track of people's streaks, so it would really useful to know if the activity rings are paused. Thanks in advance!

I'm looking for a solution to take a picture or point the camera at a piece of clothing and match that image with an image the user has stored in my app. I'm storing the data in a Core Data database as a Binary Data object. Since the user also takes the pictures they store in the database I think I cannot use pre-trained Core ML models. I would like the matching to be done on device if possible instead of going to an external service. That will probably describe the item based on what the AI sees, but then I cannot match the item with the stored images in the app. Does anyone know if this is possible with frameworks as Vision or VisionKit?

Hi, I'm trying to use the new RecognizeDocumentsRequest from the Vision Framework to read a receipt. It looks very promising by being able to read paragraphs, lines and detect data. So far it unfortunately seems to read every line on the receipt as a paragraph and when there is more space on one line it creates two paragraphs. Is there perhaps an Apple Engineer who knows if this is expected behaviour or if I should file a Feedback for this? Code setup: let request = RecognizeDocumentsRequest() let observations = try await request.perform(on: image) guard let document = observations.first?.document else { return } for paragraph in document.paragraphs { print(paragraph.transcript) for data in paragraph.detectedData { switch data.match.details { case .phoneNumber(let data): print("Phone: \(data)") case .postalAddress(let data): print("Postal: \(data)") case .calendarEvent(let data): print("Calendar: \(data)") case .moneyAmount(let data): print("Money: \(data)") case .measurement(let data): print("Measurement: \(data)") default: continue } } } See attached image as an example of a receipt I'd like to parse. The top 3 lines are the name, street, and postal code + city. These are all separate paragraphs. Checking on detectedData does see the street (2nd line) as PostalAddress, but not the complete address. Might that be a location thing since it's a Dutch address. And lower on the receipt it sees the block with "Pomp 1 95 Ongelood" and the things below also as separate paragraphs. First picking up the left side and after that the right side. So it's something like this: * Pomp 1 Volume Prijs € TOTAAL * BTW Netto 21.00 % 95 Ongelood 41,90 l 1.949/ 1 81.66 € 14.17 67.49