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Comment on Lost data in UserDefaults
Thank you so much. This fixed our issue. I'll make sure to link your answer in all existing threads, as there are a few of them. More info: In one of our apps, in application(_:didFinishLaunchingWithOptions:), based on what flags in UserDefaults are set, we either present the main dashboard OR do a complete cleanup (UserDefaults + Keychain) and present the login screen. In our case, Data Protection Entitlement was indeed set to NSFileProtectionComplete years ago. This, combined with Prewarming caused the issue in our case.
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Nov ’21
Comment on APFS Encrypted Volume corruption during reboot (com.apple.DiskManagement.disenter error 49218)
Would you mind sharing the solution @Pixalab?
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Jan ’22
Comment on Diskmanagement.disenter error 49218
Any update on this @Pixalab?
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Jan ’22
Comment on Lost data in UserDefaults
Is your Data Entitlement Protection level set to NSFileProtectionComplete?
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Dec ’21
Comment on Lost data in UserDefaults
We've tried using isProtectedDataAvailable. Sadly no luck.
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Dec ’21
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Edit: I've replied below to preserve formatting cc @mycool @ios-mediafly
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Nov ’21
Comment on Lost data in UserDefaults
Thank you so much. This fixed our issue. I'll make sure to link your answer in all existing threads, as there are a few of them. More info: In one of our apps, in application(_:didFinishLaunchingWithOptions:), based on what flags in UserDefaults are set, we either present the main dashboard OR do a complete cleanup (UserDefaults + Keychain) and present the login screen. In our case, Data Protection Entitlement was indeed set to NSFileProtectionComplete years ago. This, combined with Prewarming caused the issue in our case.
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