The iCloud has the iCloud Drive (a could storage where the user can store any files and which Apps can access and share) and files in an "UbiquityContainer", which will be synced and only accessible to the App itself, not visible/accessible to other Apps. The information about the new Advanced Data Protection (ADP) only mentions iCloud Drive to be covered by ADP. Are the synced files within the UbiquityContainer also protected by ADP? If not, how can these be included?

I’m trying to create complications für the Watch using the new WidgetKit. While the complications do show up fine in the preview in Xcode and also in the Simulator, on a real device the complications do never shown anything. The complications are listed and can be selected in the watch face settings, but the preview is always black, and when added to a watch face, it shows nothing. I can tap on this „nothing“ and the App launches, so the complication is actually there. But it doesn’t show anything. This is also true for the Watch App on the iPhone, which lets me add the complications to a watch face, but it also shows nothing. But in the Simulator everything works as expected, the complications show their content just fine. So it looks like the code is fine. The iPhone runs the iOS 16.1, and the watch runs watchOS 9.1 (right now the latest public releases) Does anyone having the same issue and maybe a solution or a hint, what exactly I should check?

I'm trying to make my Live Activity (dynamic Island, lock screen) accessible for blind users as well. This does work, but not as I would expect it. The problem is that VoiceOver reads all the texts multiple times (at least 2 times, sometimes even 3 or 4 times) Even this simple example...       ActivityConfiguration(for: LiveAttributes.self) { context in Text("aaa")         } dynamicIsland: { context in             DynamicIsland {                 DynamicIslandExpandedRegion(.leading) { Text("bbb")                 }                 DynamicIslandExpandedRegion(.trailing) { Text("ccc")                 }                 DynamicIslandExpandedRegion(.center) { Text("ddd")                 }             } compactLeading: {                 Text("www")             } compactTrailing: {                 Text("yyy")             } minimal: {                 Text("zzz")             } will read "www www yyy yyy" just by tapping the dynamic island (not expanded) when VoiceOver is enabled. I would expect that all text would be read only once ("www yyy"). Is this a bug? Can I prevent that the text is read multiple times? Anyone having similar problems and maybe a solution?

Is this a bug or and intentional behavior of iOS 16.1: whenever I connect the device to my Mac and the Mac starts to create local backup of the device, I now have to enter the code of my iPhone on my device to confirm that I trust this computer? In the past this was only necessary once and after I confirmed that I trust the computer, the Mac would silently create a backup whenever the device was connected. Now this is no longer possible. Every single time a backup should be created (even when clicking on the "create backup now" button directly after a backup has just finished - so the device was not disconnected and connected again - I have to enter the code again). And the issue only affects the backup, all other data (music, podcasts, photos, contacts etc) do sync fine without entering the code (the bad thing is that I have to manually skip the backup otherwise the Finder would simply wait forever for the code to be entered on the device). Also Xcode accepts the device and installs/debugs Apps without any issues. This means it is not impossible to simply connect the device to the computer to let it sync. I always have to confirm that I trust the computer otherwise the whole syncing process stops just because of the backup... So what is wrong with the local backup feature? Is this broken now in iOS 16.1? Or is this intentional? BTW: This happens on 2 iPhones (both run iOS 14.1 RC), so it doesn't seem anything "damaged" on the device...

With the latest XCode release I do reglarly get the following error message when I try to run/debug an App in the simulator:The request to open "the.bundle.identifier" failed.The request was denied by service delegate (SBMainWorkspace) for reason: Unspecified.Just trying again will usually work, though sometimes I do get the error again, so I have to try to launch the App several times before it actually works. This is totally unpredictable. Often I can run the App in the simulator without any problem, but overall I do still get this error far too often to ignore it.So what does this error mean? "unspecified" is not a very specific message. And how can I fix this?This issue seems to be related to the simulator only. It never happens when debugging on a real device.