iOS 17 appears to be blocking our UDP packets for WebRTC app (native app, not safari based). The app is unable to either receive or transmit the UDP data. Works fine under IOS 16.x I'm guessing it is some form of networking privacy entitlement but can't seem to find the relevant change in IOS 17.

Starting with iOS 16, the delegate "viwWillTransitionToSize" is getting called AFTER animations have started to transition to the new size. In iOS 15 and earlier, it was always called before. This is affecting our transitions for landscape to portrait to limit the subview's unnecessary rotations and sizing. Has anybody experienced this problem or know of a workaround? Similar issue has been posted on StackOverflow: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/74030807/disable-orientation-change-animations

Hi, I'm looking for a definitive answer here: - Can we run WebRTC inside of a WKWebView in an iOS 14.4 app? Specifically looking at supporting a video meeting. This is a 3rd level feature of the app so I'm not at the moment looking at adding a bunch of 3rd party libraries. The best solution for our app is to start a WKWebView with the URL of the meeting. Very plain. Thank you in advance.

Our app will have users who spend some time in the private network and sometimes with full internet connectivity. Is there any recommended best practice for sending a push notification through both paths without duplicate notifications being shown to the user?

Obviously for this to work, there has to be a local server running software to be the push provider. Where can we find that documentation?