Hello, I have been playing around the the SimpleURLFilter sample code. I keep getting this error upon installed the filter profile on the device: mapError unexpected error domain NEVPNConnectionErrorDomainPlugin code 7 which then causes this error: Received filter status change: <FilterStatus: 'stopped' errorMessage: 'The operation couldn’t be completed. (NetworkExtension.NEURLFilterManager.Error error 14.)'> I can't find much info about code 7. Here is the configuration I am trying to run: <Configuration: pirServerURL: 'http://MyComputer.local:8080' pirAuthenticationToken: 'AAAA' pirPrivacyPassIssuerURL: 'http://MyComputer.local:8080' enabled: 'true' shouldFailClosed: 'true' controlProviderBundleIdentifier: 'krpaul.SimpleURLFilter.SimpleURLFilterExtension' prefilterFetchInterval: '2700.0'>

I have been toying around with the URL filter API, and now a few installed configurations have piled up. I can't seem to remove them. I swear a few betas ago I could tap on one and then delete it. But now no tap, swipe, or long press does anything. Is this a bug?

I have been playing around with the new URL Filtering API. I have successfully installed and configured the sample code, Installed the example app to my iPhone, and am also running the PIR server locally on my Mac. In my input.txtpb file, I simply have 2 endpoints: rows: [{ keyword: "instagram.com", value: "1" }, { keyword: "youtube.com/shorts", value: "1" }] Neither of these are blocked when I attempt to load them from either a browser, or their dedicated apps. Are there any debugging tips I should know about? Additionally, I have also noticed a few times I have left the filter running on my phone, after leaving my LAN (where the PIR server is running), suddenly throughout the day I'm having random, completely unrelated endpoints blocked on my phone. I thought this API was never supposed to produce false positives (without calling back to the PIR server for confirmation).

Hello, As I've been tinkering with the new URL filtering API I've been struggling to create bloom filters. I have been referencing this developer's post heavily: https://developer.apple.com/forums/thread/791352?answerId=851527022#851527022 He suggests that the expected FNV-1a implementation has the multiply and xor operations inverted, while an Apple engineer suggests that this will be updated on the offical iOS26 release (which has already happened). What is the "correct" FNV-1a implementation? In this sample project (which is from july, so pre-release ios 26): https://developer.apple.com/documentation/networkextension/filtering-traffic-by-url Is the included bloom filter data correct? I can only assume the other developer used this as a reference to then conclude that multiplying and xor-ing should be inverted, so I'm really not sure if this bloom filter bitVectorData here is trustworthy. Is there any reference implementation for this hashing procedure? How do we generate a bloom filter properly and know that it is correct?