These are the Developer Forums, where developers of apps for Apple's platforms ask each other for hints and tips on coding. We are not employees of Apple. Your question is more of a product support one, so I'd suggest you ask it over at the Apple Support Forums. And, when you ask your question over there, add some useful info, like how you're trying to access the files, what files, where. Are you using Finder? Have you tried creating a new user on your Mac and signing into iCloud on that new account? All this is relevant info. Thanks.

You haven't told us what the actual problem is? Are you seeing a specific error? What image sizes have you tried?

Prove it. All you've done is posted a load of text that's hard to read because you haven't bothered to format it in any way. There's no mention of Vodafone in that text, and if the profile is "hidden" then how do you know it's there? If it's in your installed profiles list, then it's not hidden. Are you on Vodafone UK? Was the iPhone originally a Vodafone device? Too much information is left out for anyone to be able to help, and anyway... You're in the wrong place for your paranoia. These are the Developer Forums, where developers of apps for Apple's platforms ask each other for hints and tips on coding. We're not here to debug your device.

Have you raised a Feedback report? If not, please do so at https://feedbackassistant.apple.com/ then post the FB number here.

Installing iOS 26 would be completely unrelated to this. Also, why would you think it's iOS that caused it? Meta are the ones sending you the notifications, so you should raise any issues with them, not Apple, and not us random Developers on these forums. Meta restricted your accounts for a reason - ad that reason is shown in that first screenshot. It is totally inappropriate for these forums.

There was no need for you to create two posts about the same issue. That's just spamming the forums. Please don't do that.

I can't help you with the first part, but your second part makes no sense. You're saying the developers only have your app's source code for an old version, but they uploaded the latest version of the app, so they must have had the source code for the latest version in order to build it and submit it to the App Store. You cannot take the built version from the App Store and get the source code from it. That's not how it works. Source code for apps is not uploaded to the App Store. The source code will be with your developers, so you will have to get the latest version from them. If they claim they don't have it, well that's not something we can help you with in the Developer Forums, sorry.

You want to leave the Developer Program? Turn off auto-renewal at https://developer.apple.com/account/ You'll still have access to the Developer Program until the end of your membership year. If you want to turn off betas, just go into Software Update and turn off "Beta updates".

If you take a screenshot, when it appears as a thumbnail to the lower right of the Simulator window, right-click on it. You can save it to the Desktop or Documents. I think it will continue to save screenshots to the Desktop from then on, but not sure.

Menu items are context-aware. Are you in exactly the same place in both Xcode 16 and 26, so that the menus and the inspectors should be the same? The little code I can see behind the menus in those screenshots is different, so go to exactly the same file, in exactly the same place and see whether the inspectors are there or not. If they have definitely been removed then you should raise this as a bug, at: https://feedbackassistant.apple.com/

Have you raised a Feedback report? If not, please do so at https://feedbackassistant.apple.com/ then post the FB number here. Then, if it's concerning you, downgrade to macOS Sequoia 15.5 and restore from a backup (from before you installed macOS 26) and see whether the battery drain continues. If it does, then it's your hardware and you should get it checked out under warranty. If it doesn't happen then it's likely a bug in macOS 26, and you'll have rides the feedback report already.

No, I'm just a random developer who writes apps. These are the Developer Forums, where developers from around the world who write apps for Apple's platforms ask each other for hints and tips on coding. These forums aren't where Apple's actual employees hang out. There is no direct line to Apple's developers here. One or two do appear and offer help, but this isn't their day job. Basically, this isn't the place to contact the people you want to contact. Use the Contact Us link in the footer: https://developer.apple.com/contact/

Without an ADP subscription you can deploy your app to your own device (via Xcode) but it will expire within a few days and you won't be able to launch it without re-deploying it to your device again (from Xcode). With an ADP subscription you can deploy your app to your device and it will launch every day until your subscription expires. So, you can download Xcode, develop your app and deploy it to the Simulator and your own device(s) without having to pay Apple for the ADP. You only have to pay for the ADP once you decide to distribute your app externally from you and your own device(s).

This isn't a Developer Forums issue. Anyway, you can choose which of your devices are 'trusted devices' and thus will receive the prompts. Maybe have a look at your setup on https://account.apple.com and make sure you've got the right settings there.

You haven't really explained why you're confused about TestFlight? What does it have to do with AI and the size of your team? If you have a specific issue, ask us a specific question.