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Reply to Does an opt-in leaderboard using an abstracted on-device score comply with DPLA 3.3.3(P)?
I think even if App Review did read forums, they couldn't give you "OK" in advance before seeing the feature in the app. I would guess your best bet is something like the App Review lab or some other contact to ask directly - but even this I wouldn't treat as 100% confirmation you can go ahead unfortunately. The rules can change or the particular reviewer may interpret the rules differently.
Aug ’26
Reply to Does an opt-in leaderboard using an abstracted on-device score comply with DPLA 3.3.3(P)?
I think even if App Review did read forums, they couldn't give you "OK" in advance before seeing the feature in the app. I would guess your best bet is something like the App Review lab or some other contact to ask directly - but even this I wouldn't treat as 100% confirmation you can go ahead unfortunately. The rules can change or the particular reviewer may interpret the rules differently.
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Aug ’26
Reply to FamilyActivitySelection token stability, are stored tokens long-term reliable?
Unfortunately this is known problem happening very likely since iO 16. JSONDecoder has no idea about the validity of tokens and will decode them just fine. Also they seem to work for shielding even after system activity picker gives you new tokens. However if you rely on some logic to compare tokens then that no longer works.
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May ’26
Reply to iOS 26 regression: `DeviceActivityEvent`: `eventDidReachThreshold` called immediately (instead of waiting till threshold is reached)
Hi, this seems to happen to our app also. We get lots of support messages from our users saying that their device activity threshold is reached before they spend the "allowed time" in the apps. Did Apple respond to any of the feedbacks? Is there any change in iOS 26.1?
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Nov ’25