Hi @evanman, were you able to find any solution? My use case is to use the mac as Bluetooth headset/mic for iPhone, similar to how we do it in Linux: https://ostechnix.com/turn-your-linux-pc-into-bluetooth-speakers-for-your-phone/
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@eskimo Thanks for the reply.
As you mentioned, it might be trying to say that "no app from another team can use it”, but it doesn't clarify that. Secondly, title says, "Establish your app’s private access group", it never says, "Establish your team’s private access group".
Also, is there no way to establish app's private access group for an app ? I believe it bad design decision, if taken consciously. As, generally app should have its own private space, irrespective whether its signed by same developer cert.
I have filed feedback / bug for this via Feedback Assistant, Feedback ID: FB13416574.
Do you think anything else needs to be done ?