I am seeing location permission settings "going away" after upgrading to 17b2. In my app settings it looks like this: Before upgrade: after upgrade: And when I launch my app, it detects that location is not set to Always and prompts me to fix it (expected behavior). Is anybody else seeing this kind of behavior?

I would like to be able to collect profiling data on a physical device, say when I am going for a run, and later analyze that data using instruments. Is there a way to do that?

Setup and status: The app is under an Enterprise dev account. The app has Push Notifications, Remote Notifications and Voice over IP entitlements selected, among other, unrelated (I think) items. On launch, the app successfully registers via PushKit and gets back a valid device token. This token is copied from the Xcode console, and used to send VOIP pushes via the iCloud push console: https://developer.apple.com/notifications/push-notifications-console/ Results: For a debug build loaded onto a physical device, the push console reports successful delivery of the VOIP push to the device. However, VOIP pushes are only received by the app when it is in the foreground. If the app is in the background or not running, it is not woken/launched. The docs mention the need for a special VOIP push certificate, but my understanding is that is required between my server and Apple's servers. Since I am using the push console, I assume that removes the need for the certificate. So, what am I missing?

I am running Xcode 16.1, macOS 15.1 , iOS 18.1, and I see the error when trying to run the Instruments Network Profile

Is there a way to see ALL the crash logs for a device using Xcode 15? It seems to only display "recent" crashes now. Also, can I just download the crash log, rather than attempting to open to the appropriate place in the project (which is cool, but not not always useful)?

I am seeing some unexpected behavior, in particular, is seems that iOS is periodically foregrounding my test app with no user intervention. I am curious why this is. I wrote a simple test app to see how long the app would run to collect location while in the background with only "While in Use" location permission. The app will start location updates when foregrounded and continue in the background. While backgrounded, I see the blue arrow in the dynamic island as expected. What is unexpected is that every few days, I see the UI of the app displayed in the foreground, without having foregrounded it myself (and no, I did not tap the blue arrow). This is using the legacy CoreLocation apis on iOS 17.5.1. My question is how/why does this happen?