I'm working on a tvOS app/library which uses SSDP. The code binds a UDP socket to port 1900 and joins a multicast group using BSD Socket library. I believe this used to work on a previous tvOS version, but specifically as of tvOS 14.6 there is a divergence between the tvOS Simulator and actual devices. Actual devices fail at the call to bind, with an Address Already in Use error. The tvOS simulator binds just fine after throwing up a macOS firewall 'allow incoming connections' dialog.
Any ideas what the official situation is here? The com.apple.developer.networking.multicast entitlement seems to be iOS only at this time, is that correct? Also there seems to be no 'local networking' permission dialog in tvOS - is that also correct?
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