Hi everyone, I'm integrating WeatherKit into an app for users in Mainland China, and I have a data residency question I haven't been able to resolve from the documentation. To fetch weather data, the app sends the user's precise latitude/longitude to WeatherKit. Under China's Personal Information Protection Law (PIPL), precise geolocation is personal information, and cross-border transfers are strictly regulated — so I need to understand where this data actually goes. While testing on Android (REST API), I captured the outbound request and it connected to an IP that appears to be located in Mainland China. That's encouraging, but a single edge/CDN IP doesn't prove the data stays in-country — it could still be forwarded to or accessed from servers outside Mainland China. My questions: When a request originates from Mainland China, does WeatherKit process and store the latitude/longitude within Mainland China, or is it transferred/accessible outside? Does WeatherKit have a data localization deployment for Mainland China (similar to how iCloud is operated locally there)? Is there any official documentation on WeatherKit's data residency and request logging (IP, coordinates, retention period)? If anyone from Apple or the community has insight — or can point me to the right documentation — I'd really appreciate it. Thanks!

We are evaluating using the WeatherKit REST API for our app in Mainland China. To ensure compliance with local data protection regulations (such as PIPL / Data Security Law), we need to clarify how location data (latitude and longitude) is routed and stored during WeatherKit API calls. Could someone from Apple or the community clarify the following two questions regarding WeatherKit API calls made within Mainland China: When our server queries the WeatherKit REST API using a location's latitude and longitude from Mainland China, is this coordinate data routed to/processed on servers located outside Mainland China? Data Storage (At-rest): Does Apple store or log these queried coordinates on servers located outside Mainland China? Any official documentation, guidelines, or insights regarding WeatherKit's infrastructure setup for Mainland China would be greatly appreciated.

I have a persistent WeatherKit authentication failure that could be server-side JWT minting not being enabled for my App ID. Every WeatherService.shared.weather(for:) call fails with: Failed to generate jwt token for: com.apple.weatherkit.authservice Error Domain=WeatherDaemon.WDSJWTAuthenticatorServiceListener.Errors Code=2 "(null)" The console shows the request reaching Apple's auth service and failing only at the JWT generation step. Account / app: Team ID: 634Q7K5DN8 Bundle ID: com.davidfrauenhofer.TripVault App: shipping on the App Store (this is an update adding a WeatherKit forecast) Device: iPhone 13 Pro, physical device (not simulator) Signing: Xcode automatic Everything I've verified locally: codesign -d --entitlements - on the installed binary confirms com.apple.developer.weatherkit = true, with application-identifier = 634Q7K5DN8.com.davidfrauenhofer.TripVault and matching com.apple.developer.team-identifier. WeatherKit is enabled on the App ID under both the Capabilities and App Services tabs, saved and confirmed. App ID Prefix equals my Team ID (634Q7K5DN8) — no legacy prefix mismatch. Fresh provisioning profiles downloaded; clean build folder; app deleted and reinstalled. Active Apple Developer Program membership; no pending agreements in App Store Connect. Valid coordinates passed (confirmed in logs). This has persisted for several weeks across many rebuilds and reinstalls so i should have cleared any propagation windows. Request to the WeatherKit team: Could someone verify whether JWT minting is enabled server-side for this Team ID / Bundle ID, and whether there is a stuck or incomplete WeatherKit registration for this App ID? Given the entitlement is confirmed present in the signed binary and all client-side configuration is correct, I believe this requires inspection of the auth-service registration on Apple's side. Happy to provide any additional logs or identifiers.

Title: WeatherKit REST API returns 401 NOT_ENABLED although App ID and WeatherKit key are enabled Body: I am integrating WeatherKit REST API for an iOS app, but every request returns: HTTP 401 {"reason":"NOT_ENABLED"} Configuration summary: The App ID has WeatherKit enabled in App Services. The App ID also has WeatherKit enabled in Capabilities. The WeatherKit key shows WeatherKit enabled in the Keys page. A Service ID has been created. The backend generates an ES256 JWT using the .p8 private key. The decoded JWT header and payload have been verified. I have redacted the actual Team ID, Key ID, Bundle ID, and Service ID here for security reasons. Test A: JWT header.id = TEAM_ID.SERVICE_ID JWT payload.iss = TEAM_ID JWT payload.sub = SERVICE_ID kid = WEATHERKIT_KEY_ID exp - iat = 3600 seconds Result: HTTP 401 {"reason":"NOT_ENABLED"} Test B: JWT header.id = TEAM_ID.BUNDLE_ID JWT payload.iss = TEAM_ID JWT payload.sub = BUNDLE_ID kid = WEATHERKIT_KEY_ID exp - iat = 3600 seconds Result: HTTP 401 {"reason":"NOT_ENABLED"} Since Apple returns NOT_ENABLED instead of INVALID_AUTH_TOKEN, the JWT appears to be structurally accepted, but WeatherKit is not enabled for the authenticated identifier/key combination. Questions: For WeatherKit REST API, should the JWT sub claim use the Service ID or the App Bundle ID? What exactly causes HTTP 401 NOT_ENABLED? Is there any additional WeatherKit REST API enablement required besides enabling WeatherKit on the App ID and creating a WeatherKit key? Could this be an account-side entitlement propagation issue?

WeatherKit never returns data for my app. Both the on-device API and the REST API fail at the authentication layer, which points to WeatherKit not being enabled at the backend for my team. On-device: WeatherService.shared.weather(for:including:.current) throws WeatherDaemon.WDSJWTAuthenticatorServiceListener.Errors Code=2 on a real device, every time. REST API: I created a WeatherKit key and called the REST endpoints directly from my Mac (bypassing the app and the device entirely). Both return HTTP 401 {"reason":"NOT_ENABLED"}: GET https://weatherkit.apple.com/api/v1/weather/en/37.5665/126.978?dataSets=currentWeather GET https://weatherkit.apple.com/api/v1/availability/37.5665/126.978?country=KR Identifiers: Team ID: 5L3SCT446M App ID: com.saebom.weathergal (widget: com.saebom.weathergal.widget) WeatherKit REST Key ID: 2BGXGVFDX6 Everything on my side is verified correct: com.apple.developer.weatherkit entitlement is present in the signed binary AND in the embedded App Store provisioning profile (verified via codesign and by decoding the .mobileprovision). WeatherKit is enabled under App Services for the App ID. Apple Developer Program License Agreement accepted; Paid/Free Apps Agreements active. The WeatherKit Usage dashboard shows 0 of 500,000 calls used (the request never authenticates). I toggled the WeatherKit capability off/on and regenerated provisioning profiles; no change after several days. Likely cause: the WeatherKit capability was first enabled on 2026-06-09, while the updated Developer Program License Agreement (issued 2026-06-09) was not accepted until 2026-06-11. The backend WeatherKit token registration appears to have gotten stuck because it was created while the agreement was still pending. Could the WeatherKit/DTS team please verify and re-sync the backend WeatherKit token registration for Team ID 5L3SCT446M? I already filed FB23197482 with the same details. Thank you.

I enabled the WeatherKit capability on my App ID (com.saimcan.darkweather, Team 6SWSD6V4ZC) about 12 hours ago. The entitlement is embedded in the binary and the provisioning profile authorizes it, but every request fails at the JWT generation step. Error from the logs: Error Domain=WeatherDaemon.WDSJWTAuthenticatorServiceListener.Errors Code=2 "(null)" Relevant log excerpt (iOS 26.4 Simulator, same result on a physical device): [AuthService] Calling process is 3rd party process and has the correct entitlement ... accepting the connection [AuthService] Received proxy request for generating a jwt token. url=https://weatherkit.apple.com [WeatherDataService] Starting to generate JWT token request. bundleIdentifier=com.saimcan.darkweather [AuthService] Signed successfully [WeatherDataService] Make new JWT token request. requestIdentifier=... [AuthService] Failed to generate jwt token ... Code=2 What I have verified: Active Apple Developer Program membership (renewed through April 2027) All agreements accepted WeatherKit capability enabled on the App ID codesign -d --entitlements confirms com.apple.developer.weatherkit in the built binary embedded.mobileprovision also includes com.apple.developer.weatherkit App Group (group.com.saimcan.darkweather.shared) correctly bound to both the app and widget App IDs Since "Signed successfully" is logged, the device-side auth plumbing is working. The rejection appears to be server-side. Could someone from the WeatherKit team check whether JWT minting is enabled for this Team ID / Bundle ID? Team ID: 6SWSD6V4ZC Bundle ID: com.saimcan.darkweather

Hey, I've been banging my head against this for a few days now and genuinely can't figure out if it's something on my end or an Apple backend issue. My app has WeatherKit integrated and it works fine in the simulator, but on my physical device I consistently get this in the console: Failed to generate jwt token for: com.apple.weatherkit.authservice Error Domain=WeatherDaemon.WDSJWTAuthenticatorServiceListener.Errors Code=2 "(null)" Things I've already tried and ruled out: WeatherKit capability is enabled in the App ID on developer.apple.com ✓ com.apple.developer.weatherkit = true is in the entitlements file ✓ Removed and re-added the capability in Xcode Signing & Capabilities ✓ Clean Build Folder, fresh install on device ✓ The location coordinates are valid (hardcoded lat/lon in Bavaria) ✓ The weird part is that it's not a location issue — Error Code 2 from WDSJWTAuthenticatorServiceListener suggests the JWT generation itself is failing before any location lookup even happens. I've had this App ID since early this year, WeatherKit was working at some point, and I'm not sure what changed. My fallback to Open-Meteo works fine so the app isn't broken, but I'd like to actually use the API I'm paying for. I also opened a support ticket but got redirected to the forums, so here I am. Anyone else seen this recently or know if there's something on the provisioning side I'm missing?

Hi Apple Developer Support / WeatherKit team, I’m seeing WeatherKit fail on a physical iPhone with what appears to be a JWT / permission issue, even though the app appears to be correctly configured and signed with the WeatherKit entitlement. App / project context: App name: Signals Platform: iOS Framework: SwiftUI WeatherKit usage: Native WeatherKit framework, using WeatherService.shared.weather(for:) Purpose: Showing a small morning weather summary inside the app What I have already verified: Active Apple Developer Program membership WeatherKit capability enabled for the App ID in Apple Developer Portal WeatherKit capability enabled in the App Capabilities tab WeatherKit capability added in Xcode Signing & Capabilities Automatic signing enabled Built and tested on a physical iPhone device Location permission is requested and granted The app binary appears to include the WeatherKit entitlement The embedded provisioning profile appears to include the WeatherKit entitlement Issue: WeatherKit still fails at runtime with a JWT / permission-related error. Could you please help verify whether: The WeatherKit entitlement is correctly attached to my App ID and provisioning profile My Team ID / App ID has WeatherKit access fully enabled on Apple’s backend There are any backend propagation delays or stuck entitlement states WeatherDaemon has permission to generate JWTs for this app There is anything else I need to reset or regenerate, such as provisioning profiles, certificates, or App ID capabilities I can provide: Team ID Bundle ID provisioning profile UUID entitlement output from codesign device logs / WeatherKit error logs screenshots of App ID capability settings Thank you.

WeatherService fails on every request with: WeatherDaemon.WDSJWTAuthenticatorServiceListener.Errors Code=2 "(null)" hourly forecast fetch failed: … Code=2 I've verified the entire setup and the error persists, which points to the App ID's WeatherKit token generation not being provisioned on Apple's backend: Team ID: 2LWCLD2636 Bundle ID: com.hoagiecorps.poppit WeatherKit capability and App Service both enabled on the App ID. com.apple.developer.weatherkit entitlement present in the signed binary and the embedded provisioning profile (verified via codesign -d --entitlements). A TestFlight build carrying the entitlement has been processed (VALID). Location authorized (When-In-Use); valid coordinates are obtained — the failure is purely the JWT auth step. Tried: device reboot, VPN off, iCloud Private Relay off, cycling the WeatherKit capability off/on plus regenerating the profile and clean rebuild, and waiting several days. Physical device, iOS 26. Could someone from the WeatherKit team please check the status for Team 2LWCLD2636, Bundle ID com.hoagiecorps.poppit, and enable WeatherKit token generation for this App ID? It looks like a backend entitlement sync is needed. Thanks!

Native WeatherKit fails for our app on both development and TestFlight distribution builds, with the WeatherKit service enabled. Team ID: YCF2TGZAX8 Bundle ID: org.walktalkmeditate.pilgrim Call: try await WeatherKit.WeatherService.shared.weather(for: location, including: .current) Error (immediate, every call): Error Domain=WeatherDaemon.WDSJWTAuthenticatorServiceListener.Errors Code=2 "(null)" What we've verified: WeatherKit enabled under BOTH the Capabilities tab AND the App Services tab for this App ID. com.apple.developer.weatherkit entitlement confirmed in the signed binary (codesign -d --entitlements). Fails identically on (a) Xcode-direct development builds and (b) TestFlight distribution builds. Physical device (iPhone SE 3rd gen) signed into iCloud / an Apple Account. Survives app delete + reinstall AND a device reboot, on both build types. GPS/CoreLocation works fine; only WeatherKit auth fails. Not a timeout or rate-limit. First appeared on Xcode 26 beta; never resolved on stable Xcode 26.3 (17C529), iOS 18.x. This matches the pattern in threads 786126, 810137, 811225, and 789900, where the WeatherKit auth backend hasn't registered/synced the bundle ID for JWT issuance even with App Services on, and Apple resolves it server-side. Could someone check the backend WeatherKit registration for org.walktalkmeditate.pilgrim? Happy to provide a sysdiagnose. Will also file a Feedback report and add the FB number here.

Hi Apple Developer Support / WeatherKit team, I’m trying to use native iOS WeatherKit through WeatherService.shared in a SwiftUI app. Every request fails before weather data is returned because WeatherDaemon cannot generate the WeatherKit JWT. I am not using the REST API or manually generating a JWT. This is the native Swift WeatherKit API. import WeatherKit import CoreLocation let current = try await WeatherService.shared.weather( for: CLLocation(latitude: 25.76, longitude: -80.19), including: .current ) I also tested the same pattern used in Apple’s sample project, “Fetching weather forecasts with WeatherKit,” which calls: WeatherService.shared.weather(for: location, including: .current) The error I get is: Failed to generate jwt token for: com.apple.weatherkit.authservice with error: Error Domain=WeatherDaemon.WDSJWTAuthenticatorServiceListener.Errors Code=2 "(null)" Encountered an error when fetching weather data subset; error=WeatherDaemon.WDSJWTAuthenticatorServiceListener.Errors 2 Error Domain=WeatherDaemon.WDSJWTAuthenticatorServiceListener.Errors Code=2 "(null)" Setup details: Paid Apple Developer Program account Native iOS SwiftUI app Physical iPhone, not Simulator WeatherKit capability enabled in Developer portal App ID has WeatherKit enabled Xcode Signing & Capabilities includes WeatherKit Automatic signing enabled Provisioning profile regenerated through Xcode App deleted and reinstalled after configuration changes Clean Build Folder / DerivedData cleanup attempted Bundle ID in Xcode matches the App ID in Developer portal Tested .current, .hourly, and .daily WeatherKit subset requests Ensured I am not running on “My Mac Designed for iPhone/iPad” I verified the built app’s entitlements. They include: application-identifier = [REDACTED_TEAM_ID].[REDACTED_BUNDLE_ID] com.apple.developer.team-identifier = [REDACTED_TEAM_ID] com.apple.developer.weatherkit = true get-task-allow = true The embedded provisioning profile also includes: com.apple.developer.weatherkit = true Because the entitlement and provisioning profile appear correct, and the failure happens during JWT generation before weather data is returned, this seems like either a WeatherKit entitlement propagation issue or a backend authorization issue. Can Apple staff clarify what WeatherDaemon.WDSJWTAuthenticatorServiceListener.Errors Code=2 means, and whether there is a way to verify that WeatherKit JWT generation is enabled for my App ID? I can provide my Team ID, Bundle ID, provisioning profile details, and full device logs privately if needed.

am seeing a persistent WeatherKit JWT generation failure with: WeatherDaemon.WDSJWTAuthenticatorServiceListener.Errors Code=2 I already reviewed the related forum discussion where DTS noted that the WeatherKit App Service must be enabled separately from the WeatherKit capability on the App ID. I have confirmed that both are enabled. Confirmed configuration Team ID: FYGW4LHN42 Diagnostic app bundle ID: com.elilindenDinematch.AppleServiceDiagnostics Device: physical iPhone iOS version: 26.5 App version: 1.0 (1) I created a fresh diagnostic app specifically to isolate this from my main app. The issue reproduces in the clean diagnostic app. I have confirmed: WeatherKit is checked under the App ID capabilities. WeatherKit is enabled under Certificates, Identifiers & Profiles → Services. The Services page shows WeatherKit with “Manage your WeatherKit usage,” a “View” button, and “100% of calls available.” A fresh provisioning profile was generated. The embedded provisioning profile is present in the app. The embedded provisioning profile includes WeatherKit. The app is running on a physical iPhone, not only the simulator. Location services are enabled and authorized. The diagnostic app logs show the provisioning profile is found and includes WeatherKit: profile=FOUND appID=FYGW4LHN42.com.elilindenDinematch.AppleServiceDiagnostics team=FYGW4LHN42 WeatherKit=YES Location authorization also looks valid: servicesEnabled=true authorization=authorizedWhenInUse accuracy=fullAccuracy Failure When the app calls WeatherKit, JWT generation fails: Failed to generate jwt token for: com.apple.weatherkit.authservice with error: Error Domain=WeatherDaemon.WDSJWTAuthenticatorServiceListener.Errors Code=2 "(null)" Then WeatherKit fails with: WeatherKit error[0] domain=WeatherDaemon.WDSJWTAuthenticatorServiceListener.Errors code=2 description=The operation couldn’t be completed. (WeatherDaemon.WDSJWTAuthenticatorServiceListener.Errors error 2.) Relevant excerpt: AppleDiag 2026-06-08T20:20:17.448Z App bundle=com.elilindenDinematch.AppleServiceDiagnostics version=1.0(1) AppleDiag 2026-06-08T20:20:17.448Z Device iOS=26.5 model=iPhone name=iPhone AppleDiag 2026-06-08T20:20:17.455Z PROFILE profile=FOUND name=iOS Team Provisioning Profile: com.elilindenDinematch.AppleServiceDiagnostics uuid=f42899e3-029a-4e85-b6ac-0aa515fc0028 appID=FYGW4LHN42.com.elilindenDinematch.AppleServiceDiagnostics team=FYGW4LHN42 WeatherKit=YES AppleDiag 2026-06-08T20:20:31.882Z BEGIN WeatherKit AppleDiag 2026-06-08T20:20:31.884Z WEATHERKIT start lat=40.7128 lon=-74.006 Failed to generate jwt token for: com.apple.weatherkit.authservice with error: Error Domain=WeatherDaemon.WDSJWTAuthenticatorServiceListener.Errors Code=2 "(null)" AppleDiag 2026-06-08T20:20:34.652Z WEATHERKIT failed elapsedMs=2764 AppleDiag 2026-06-08T20:20:34.655Z WeatherKit error[0] domain=WeatherDaemon.WDSJWTAuthenticatorServiceListener.Errors code=2 description=The operation couldn’t be completed. (WeatherDaemon.WDSJWTAuthenticatorServiceListener.Errors error 2.) AppleDiag 2026-06-08T20:20:34.655Z WeatherKit error[0] userInfo=empty Because this happens in a clean diagnostic app, with WeatherKit enabled both on the App ID and under Services, and with the embedded provisioning profile confirming WeatherKit=YES, this does not appear to be an app-specific code issue or a missing App ID capability issue. Has anyone else seen WDSJWTAuthenticatorServiceListener.Errors Code=2 after confirming both the WeatherKit App ID capability and the separate WeatherKit App Service are enabled? Could someone from Apple/DTS check whether WeatherKit JWT minting is correctly enabled on the backend for Team ID FYGW4LHN42 and bundle ID com.elilindenDinematch.AppleServiceDiagnostics?

WeatherKit's weather(for:) always fails on both a real device (iPhone, iOS 26) and the Simulator. The error is: WeatherDaemon.WDSJWTAuthenticatorServiceListener.Errors error 2 Device console shows: [AuthService] Failed to generate jwt token for: com.apple.weatherkit.authservice with error: ...Errors Code=2 [WeatherService] Encountered an error when fetching weather data subset ... Code=2 The network reaches weatherkit.apple.com, but JWT token generation fails. What I have already verified (so this does NOT look like a project misconfig): WeatherKit capability is enabled on the App ID (explicit App ID, not wildcard), enabled over a week ago. The signed app binary AND the embedded provisioning profile both contain com.apple.developer.weatherkit = true (verified with codesign -d --entitlements and security cms -D). I removed and re-added the WeatherKit capability and let Xcode regenerate the provisioning profile. No change. Apple Developer Program membership and all agreements are active; the app is registered in App Store Connect. Device is signed into an Apple Account, date/time is automatic, no VPN / iCloud Private Relay / Lockdown Mode. Bundle ID: com.hiroaki.pukapuka Team ID: C7ZK5K3WFA Since every entitlement/capability/account setting is correct, the JWT auth failure (error 2) appears to be server-side. How can I get the WeatherKit service provisioning for this app investigated? (Apple Developer Support case: 102905491144) Any guidance appreciated.

Hello everyone, I’m experiencing a WeatherKit issue that occurs consistently on both the iOS 26.2 Simulator and a real device running iOS 26.2. Environment: Xcode: latest iOS: 26.2 Occurs on: Simulator AND physical device WeatherKit usage: via WeatherService API (not manual REST) Location Services: authorized (When In Use / Always) Issue: WeatherDaemon.WDSJWTAuthenticatorServiceListener.Errors Code=2 "The operation couldn’t be completed." Already verified: WeatherKit capability is enabled for the App ID com.apple.developer.weatherkit entitlement is present Bundle ID matches the App ID App is signed with the correct Team ID Behavior is identical on Simulator and physical device Error occurs before any WeatherKit response is returned Questions: Is this a known issue with WeatherKit on iOS 26.2? Are there any known limitations or requirements for WeatherService related to WeatherDaemon validation? Is there a recommended way to diagnose why WeatherDaemon rejects the request with Code=2? Code: private let weatherService = WeatherService()

Hi, I’m seeing WeatherKit fail on device with a JWT permission error even though the app appears to be signed correctly with the WeatherKit entitlement. Error: Failed to generate jwt token for: com.apple.weatherkit.authservice Error Domain=WeatherDaemon.WDSJWTAuthenticatorServiceListener.Errors Code=2 "(null)" Setup verified: iOS physical device, tested after clean install/reboot Tested on more than one physical device Bundle ID: com.elilindenDinematch.Al-Outfits Team ID: FYGW4LHN42 App ID has WeatherKit capability enabled Fresh provisioning profile includes: application-identifier = FYGW4LHN42.com.elilindenDinematch.Al-Outfits com.apple.developer.team-identifier = FYGW4LHN42 com.apple.developer.weatherkit = true Signed app binary entitlements also include com.apple.developer.weatherkit = true codesign -dv confirms TeamIdentifier=FYGW4LHN42 Cleared DerivedData and regenerated/reinstalled with a fresh profile Toggled WeatherKit capability off/on in Developer portal and regenerated profile The failure occurs when calling: let weather = try await WeatherKit.WeatherService.shared.weather(for: location) The request takes a few seconds before failing, which makes it seem like the WeatherKit daemon is reaching Apple’s auth service but being rejected during JWT generation. Has anyone seen WeatherKit entitlement propagation get stuck server-side for a specific Team ID + Bundle ID? Is there anything else I can verify locally, or does this require Apple to inspect the WeatherKit auth service registration for this App ID?

Looks like the Weather Kit API is not responding. I experience the same with Weather App - API is returning 504 HTTP errors I was wondering if I was alone on this situation In this example: in my app the weather complication is consuming my weather provider which is based on Weather Kit Thank you for your answers. Ilyes

Weatherkit rest api and framework both dont response any request? Is it temporary issue?

Looks like the Weather Kit API is down again. Anybody having the same issue?

Starting yesterday, the API is returning 302 Moved Temporarily" redirecting the API to Location: https://developer.apple.com/weatherkit/ Is this happening for anyone else? This is incorrect, it should be giving an API JSON response as specified by: https://developer.apple.com/documentation/weatherkitrestapi/get-api-v1-weather-_language_-_latitude_-_longitude_

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