I am trying to send a simple JSON to a connected Bluetooth peripheral but getting some problems in the process.The properties read from the peripheral in the didDiscoverCharacteristicsFor method are the following:po characteristic.properties ▿ CBCharacteristicProperties - rawValue : 10Which as this is a mask and if I am not mistaken this states that I can read (2) and write (8) from/to the device.I am writing the data as soon as I discover a new characteristic that matches the requirements in the following wayfunc peripheral(_ peripheral: CBPeripheral, didDiscoverCharacteristicsFor service: CBService,error: Error?) { for characteristic in service.characteristics! { let characteristic = characteristic as CBCharacteristic print(characteristic.uuid) if characteristic.uuid.isEqual(RX_UUID) { // Received only support for writing with response, writing without response is not allowed if characteristic.properties.contains(CBCharacteristicProperties.write) { self.writeJsonStringToPeripheral(peripheral: peripheral, characteristic: characteristic, writeType: .withResponse) } else if characteristic.properties.contains(CBCharacteristicProperties.writeWithoutResponse) { self.writeJsonStringToPeripheral(peripheral: peripheral, characteristic: characteristic, writeType: .withoutResponse) } } } } func writeJsonStringToPeripheral(peripheral: CBPeripheral, characteristic: CBCharacteristic, writeType: CBCharacteristicWriteType) { do { let msgDictionary = ["SSID": self.wiFiCredentials.SSID, "Password": self.wiFiCredentials.Password] let jsonData = try JSONSerialization.data(withJSONObject: msgDictionary, options: []) //let data = "".data(using: .utf8) peripheral.writeValue(jsonData, for: characteristic, type: writeType) } catch let error as NSError { debugPrint("Error in auth message JSON: \(error.description)") This snippet calls the function at line 10 indicating the possibility of writing with a response and after callign it the didWriteValueFor delegate method is called.func peripheral(_ peripheral: CBPeripheral, didWriteValueFor characteristic: CBCharacteristic, error: Error?) { if let error = error { print(error) } else { print("Value writen sucessfully.") } }Printing the following error.Error Domain=CBATTErrorDomain Code=3 "Writing is not permitted." UserInfo={NSLocalizedDescription=Writing is not permitted.}I've made myself sure that the device is connected and I can also see it in the Settings.app. I am a bit lost and I don't know what could be going on here.On the other side if I force the writing to be withoutResponse I get another console log2020-03-25 22:23:50.286662+0100 Cloudy[2595:1232291] [CoreBluetooth] WARNING: Characteristic does not specify the "Write Without Response" property - ignoring response-less writeAfter sending the specified JSON to the device it should start a sequence to connect to the specified WiFi SSID. I am sure the hardware works because I can set those values using the console on the device itself and the process works so there must be something I am missing here that causes this to fail.This test has been done using an iPhone 6S running ios 13.3.1.

I am querying heart rate samples taken during a workout. For all of the mentioned cases below I'm wearing an Apple Watch and using the stock Workouts.app in the watch. If I query heart rate samples for a recent workout, it being yesterday or the past month for example, I get the full samples. If I query a workout let's say, two/three months in the past the samples I get back look "choppy" with a lot of missing data. (See attached image) imgur.com/a/FbMSBoa How am I getting the heart rate samples? swift extension HKHealthStore: HKHealthStoreCombine {     public func getT(sample: T, start: Date, end: Date, limit: Int = HKObjectQueryNoLimit) - AnyPublisher[HKQuantitySample], Error where T: HKObjectType {         let subject = PassthroughSubject[HKQuantitySample], Error()                 let sampleType = HKSampleType.quantityType(forIdentifier: HKQuantityTypeIdentifier(rawValue: sample.identifier))!         let predicate = HKQuery.predicateForSamples(withStart: start, end: end)                  let query = HKSampleQuery(sampleType: sampleType, predicate: predicate, limit: limit, sortDescriptors: nil, resultsHandler: { (query, samples, error) in             guard error == nil else {                 logger.error("Error fetching samples of type \(sample.description) from \(start) to \(end) with a limit of \(limit): \(error!.localizedDescription)")                 subject.send(completion: .failure(error!))                 return             }             let samples = samples as? [HKQuantitySample] ?? []             logger.log("Successfully fetched \(samples.count) samples of type \(sample.description) from \(start) to \(end) with a limit of \(limit)")             subject.send(samples)             subject.send(completion: .finished)         })         self.execute(query)         return subject.eraseToAnyPublisher()     } } swift healthStore.get(sample: HKQuantityType.quantityType(forIdentifier: HKQuantityTypeIdentifier.heartRate)!, start: workout.startDate, end: workout.endDate)             .map({                 $0.compactMap({ $0.quantity.doubleValue(for: UserUnits.shared().heartCountUnits) })             })             .replaceError(with: [])             .receive(on: DispatchQueue.main)             .sink(receiveValue: {                 self.heartRate = $0             })             .store(in: &bag) Is this some kind of wrong way that I am working with HealthKit? I don't know what the issue can be but it looks like accessing heart samples in the "past" are somewhat archived and I don't get the full resolution.