I have an app that needs to store video files in it's own container folder in iCloud Drive. I have tried suggestions from most forums and I still couldn't resolve this issue. These are the things I did to setup a cloud container for my app - Added iCloud capability. Selected 'iCloud Documents' for Services and selected the appropriate iCloud container that I had created through my developer account. Added the following entry in Info.plist keyNSUbiquitousContainers/key dict keyiCloud.com.TeamName.AppName/key dict keyNSUbiquitousContainerIsDocumentScopePublic/key true/ keyNSUbiquitousContainerName/key stringAppName/string keyNSUbiquitousContainerSupportedFolderLevels/key stringAny/string /dict /dict These are the values in the entitlement file keycom.apple.developer.icloud-container-identifiers/key array stringiCloud.com.TeamName.AppName/string /array keycom.apple.developer.icloud-services/key array stringCloudDocuments/string /array keycom.apple.developer.ubiquity-container-identifiers/key array stringiCloud.com.TeamName.AppName/string /array Have tried with new bundle identifiers and cloud containers. Have tried updating the Version and the Build value The app folder is created at '/Users/{user}/Library/Mobile\ Documents/iCloud~com~TeamName~AppName/Documents' and I can see the files I've written to it. I can find these files at iCloud - Manage Storage - AppName on my iPhone too. Will 'NSUbiquitousContainerIsDocumentScopePublic' be accepted as true only when an app is released on the Appstore? Or it's just that I'm missing something here?