We have a question about tracking domains: If we found a tracking domain in our app（eg."example.tracking.com"）, but not put it into the PrivacyInfo.xcprivacy -> tracking domain list (refer to https://developer.apple.com/documentation/bundleresources/privacy_manifest_files), will iOS auto block the connection of this domain even when the tracking permission is granted? At the current time, the answer seems to be NO, but we are not sure about the situation in the future. Add this is the test result: tracking domains added + tracking permission granted -> not blocked tracking domains added + tracking permission not granted -> blocked tracking domains not added + tracking permission granted -> not blocked tracking domains not added + tracking permission not granted -> not blocked So it there any suggestion about the question? Thanks!

We requested the In-App Provisioning entitlement and received the email from Apple said： “The entitlement for In-App Provisioning has been assigned to your account, and you can now configure this capability for eligible apps. ” Then we enabled the In-App Provisioning capability in the Additional Capabilities tab of App ID Configuration, and according to Apple’s instruction, there should be an entitlements drop-down menu in the provision profile edition page，but we‘ve never seen such menu in our provision profile. So is there any suggestion about this problem？