Setup Parent device: FamilyActivityPicker with a selection created as FamilyActivitySelection(includeEntireCategory: true). The parent selects apps for an always-on block list. The selection is encoded with PropertyListEncoder and sent to our server. Child device: authorized with AuthorizationCenter.shared.requestAuthorization(for: .child). It receives the selection, decodes it, and immediately applies its application tokens. The shield stays on all day, with no schedule: let selection = try PropertyListDecoder().decode(FamilyActivitySelection.self, from: data) ManagedSettingsStore(named: .appBlock).shield.applications = selection.applicationTokensObserved Cases A and B use the same two physical devices with the parent and child roles swapped. In all cases, the Family Sharing group uses legacy Screen Time, because not every device is on iOS 27 and the redesigned Screen Time is not available. CaseParentChildOur app's shieldSystem Screen Time (set by parent)AiOS 27.0.1iOS 18.7.1BlocksBlocksBiOS 18.7.1iOS 27.0.1Does not blockBlocksCiOS 18.7.1iOS 18.7.1BlocksBlocksQuestions Is this a known issue in iOS 27.0.x? Could it be related to issue number 175437403 ("Screen Time restrictions might not apply to child accounts despite being configured"), which the iOS 27 release notes list as fixed? Should tokens selected on an iOS 18 parent device be enforced on an iOS 27 child device? Is there a workaround, or a way to detect that a shield was applied but is not being enforced?

Hi, I'm developing a security-focused iOS application and would like to detect potentially suspicious rogue access points. Specifically, I need to access the BSSID of the currently connected Wi-Fi network to analyze and identify inconsistencies (e.g. multiple APs using the same SSID). I understand that access to certain network information is restricted on iOS. Is it possible to use the Network Extension framework (or any approved API) to retrieve the BSSID? If so, are there any specific entitlements or usage descriptions required to ensure App Store approval? My goal is to implement this functionality in full compliance with App Store Review Guidelines and user privacy policies.