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Reply to com.apple.devicecheck.error 0 - DeviceCheck
Thanks for the updates. To follow up from our side: we are an SDK provider, and we cannot reproduce this issue locally unfortunately. Based on our production telemetry: It occurs most frequently during DCAppAttestService.shared.generateAssertion. Because generateAssertion runs locally on-device, this indicates a local system or state failure. It persists on the same devices over multiple days, meaning it does not self-recover over time. We are looking for guidance on how to recover from this state: Would clearing the stored key and regenerating a new one (generateKey + attestKey) unstick affected devices? Are there recommended steps for users/integrators, such as restarting the phone or updating the iOS version? If anyone has successfully resolved this in production, any insights would be appreciated.
Aug ’26
Reply to com.apple.devicecheck.error 0 - DeviceCheck
Thanks for the updates. To follow up from our side: we are an SDK provider, and we cannot reproduce this issue locally unfortunately. Based on our production telemetry: It occurs most frequently during DCAppAttestService.shared.generateAssertion. Because generateAssertion runs locally on-device, this indicates a local system or state failure. It persists on the same devices over multiple days, meaning it does not self-recover over time. We are looking for guidance on how to recover from this state: Would clearing the stored key and regenerating a new one (generateKey + attestKey) unstick affected devices? Are there recommended steps for users/integrators, such as restarting the phone or updating the iOS version? If anyone has successfully resolved this in production, any insights would be appreciated.
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