I'm getting a FamilyControlsError Code=3 when requesting authorization from a simulator signed in with a child iCloud account. When requesting authorization from a simulator signed in with a parent iCloud account I receive the expected FamilyControlsError Code=2. There's not a lot of info on resolving these errors, and the code is pretty simple: func requestAuthorization() {     AuthorizationCenter.shared.requestAuthorization { result in         switch result {         case .success():             print("Sucess...")         case .failure(let error):             print("Failed... \(error)")         }     } }

Is it possible to initiate an iap flow from App Clips? There's not a clear answer to this in the docs. StoreKit is NOT listed as an unapproved framework for App Clips, but in-app purchases ARE listed as "not recommended" for App Clip functionality. I tried setting up a test with a StoreKit config file on the App Clip in XCode and the products weren't returned but... storekit testing... it would be great to get confirmation on this functionality after the iOS 17 updates.

When redeeming a custom offer code, I'm not able to see the actual offer code ID in the Subscriber report - only the subscription offer name is present. I'm going off of the documentation for the Promotional Offer ID column: A code that you create for customers to enter and redeem the subscription offer. https://developer.apple.com/help/app-store-connect/reference/subscriber-report Is the documentation wrong? How are we supposed to measure the performance of our offer codes beyond the initial redemption? For example, with the offer name I can see how my "Holiday Promos" offer is doing but can't see the actual performance of "BLACKFRIDAY30" vs "MOTHERSDAY30".