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Reply to AccessorySetupKit picker unexpectedly shows a remote keyboard and prevents tapping “Find Accessories”
Environment: Device: iPhone 17 Pro Max OS build: iPhone OS 23F77 Time: 2026-06-03 19:51:54 +0800 API: AccessorySetupKit, ASAccessorySession.showPicker(for:) Attachment: sysdiagnose sysdiagnose_2026.06.03_20-00-43+0800_iPhone-OS_iPhone_23F77 Steps to Reproduce: Complete Classic Bluetooth pairing in the app. Activate ASAccessorySession. After receiving the activated event, call showPicker(for:). The ASPickerDisplayItem uses a Wi-Fi Aware descriptor with service name _media-sync._udp. When the system accessory picker appears, tap “Find Accessories”. Expected Result: The AccessorySetupKit picker should respond to the “Find Accessories” button. The keyboard should not appear unless a text input is focused. If a remote keyboard exists, it should not cover or intercept the picker’s primary action Feedback Apple ID: FB22924060
Jun ’26
Reply to Error Domain=ASErrorDomain Code=450 "Current device is not Wi-Fi Aware capable."
Hi , Thanks for your response. Regarding FB22866996, I have already uploaded the report through Apple Feedback Assistant, and a corresponding sysdiagnose log has also been attached. Please feel free to check that feedback ticket for the detailed diagnostics. I have also performed several recovery attempts on the affected device. Yesterday, the device appeared to recover temporarily, but the same issue occurred again afterwards. Today, I tried the following actions, but none of them were able to restore Wi‑Fi Aware support: Reset Network Settings Reset All Settings Restarted the device Tried using AirDrop transfer At the moment, the device still reports that Wi‑Fi Aware is not supported. I also tested different pairing scenarios. Based on my current testing: Wi‑Fi Aware pairing in accessory mode fails. The accessory keeps showing a “Not Supported” message. However, pairing between mobile phones using Apple’s DevicePicker API works successfully: https://developer.apple.com/documentation/DeviceDiscoveryUI/DevicePicker So the issue seems to be specific to the accessory-mode Wi‑Fi Aware pairing flow, while the phone-to-phone DevicePicker flow can still work. The affected device is still in the problematic state. Please let me know if there are any additional diagnostics or logs I should collect while the issue is still reproducible. I’m happy to provide more information or run any additional tests if needed. Thanks.
May ’26
Reply to AccessorySetupKit picker unexpectedly shows a remote keyboard and prevents tapping “Find Accessories”
Environment: Device: iPhone 17 Pro Max OS build: iPhone OS 23F77 Time: 2026-06-03 19:51:54 +0800 API: AccessorySetupKit, ASAccessorySession.showPicker(for:) Attachment: sysdiagnose sysdiagnose_2026.06.03_20-00-43+0800_iPhone-OS_iPhone_23F77 Steps to Reproduce: Complete Classic Bluetooth pairing in the app. Activate ASAccessorySession. After receiving the activated event, call showPicker(for:). The ASPickerDisplayItem uses a Wi-Fi Aware descriptor with service name _media-sync._udp. When the system accessory picker appears, tap “Find Accessories”. Expected Result: The AccessorySetupKit picker should respond to the “Find Accessories” button. The keyboard should not appear unless a text input is focused. If a remote keyboard exists, it should not cover or intercept the picker’s primary action Feedback Apple ID: FB22924060
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Reply to Error Domain=ASErrorDomain Code=450 "Current device is not Wi-Fi Aware capable."
Hi , Thanks for your response. Regarding FB22866996, I have already uploaded the report through Apple Feedback Assistant, and a corresponding sysdiagnose log has also been attached. Please feel free to check that feedback ticket for the detailed diagnostics. I have also performed several recovery attempts on the affected device. Yesterday, the device appeared to recover temporarily, but the same issue occurred again afterwards. Today, I tried the following actions, but none of them were able to restore Wi‑Fi Aware support: Reset Network Settings Reset All Settings Restarted the device Tried using AirDrop transfer At the moment, the device still reports that Wi‑Fi Aware is not supported. I also tested different pairing scenarios. Based on my current testing: Wi‑Fi Aware pairing in accessory mode fails. The accessory keeps showing a “Not Supported” message. However, pairing between mobile phones using Apple’s DevicePicker API works successfully: https://developer.apple.com/documentation/DeviceDiscoveryUI/DevicePicker So the issue seems to be specific to the accessory-mode Wi‑Fi Aware pairing flow, while the phone-to-phone DevicePicker flow can still work. The affected device is still in the problematic state. Please let me know if there are any additional diagnostics or logs I should collect while the issue is still reproducible. I’m happy to provide more information or run any additional tests if needed. Thanks.
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May ’26