Hello, I am trying to make a service listen for connections via BluetoothLE, by creating a peripheral using      _peripheralManager = [[CBPeripheralManager alloc] initWithDelegate:self queue:nil]; from within a bundle running as a service under the root user. The Info.plist file has the "Privacy - Bluetooth Always Usage Description" and "Privacy - Bluetooth Peripheral Usage Description" entries. However, the peripheralManagerDidUpdateState callback is invoked with the "Unauthorized" state, and the system log reports that TCC prohibited the action tccd: [com.apple.TCC:access] register with resolver: binary:file:///Library/MySampleService.bundle/Contents/MacOS/MySampleService, bundle file:///Library/MySampleService.bundle/ -- failed: isApp: 0 My understanding is that only applications can be granted the right in the Privacy section of the System Preferences to access the BluetoothLE hardware, via MDM or by answering Allow to the dialog box issued by the system. I cannot find a way to give this right to a bundle: is this by design? And how could I make a service talk to the BluetoothLE hardware? Thanks, Alberto

Hello, I am writing an AuthenticationService plugin to provide Passkeys to a web browser. The problem is that, after I call ASCredentialProviderExtensionContext.completeRegistrationRequestWithSelectedPasskeyCredential with the attestation object I composed, the operation fails and the MacOS system log contains the error com.apple.AuthenticationServices.Helper: (AuthenticationServices) [com.apple.AuthenticationServices:Authorization] Returned credential failed validation: Error Domain=com.apple.AuthenticationServices.AuthorizationError Code=1002 "Found unsupported attestation type." UserInfo={NSLocalizedFailureReason=Found unsupported attestation type.} Is there a way to find out what part of my attestation is triggering this error? P.S. the same code is able to generate a valid passkey on Windows platforms, so it's not completely broken Thanks, Alberto