How to get endpoint-security distribution entitlements?

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c4m3l OP

Created Sep ’22

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I get message

Hello, 
Your request to use Endpoint Security was approved for Development only. 

You will need to enable two capabilities for your Bundle ID. Click Identifiers in the sidebar, then select the Mac App ID that you will use for Endpoint Security. Under Capabilities, enable System Extension. Under Additional Capabilities, enable Endpoint Security. Click Save in the top-right of the page, review the alert that appears, and confirm if you accept the changes. Then generate a new Development provisioning profile for your App ID by clicking Profiles in the sidebar and the Add button (+) in the upper-left corner. 

Once your profile has been created, you'll need to configure your Xcode project for manual code signing. If your Xcode project doesn't already have an entitlements file, create a new property list file and change its extension from .plist to .entitlements. Add the keys and values of the entitlements used in your project to the .entitlements file, then follow the rest of the Xcode manual signing process. 
For troubleshooting, see Technote 2415 Entitlements Troubleshooting and Debugging Entitlement Issues. If you need additional support, visit the Apple Developer Forums or submit a Technical Support Incident. 

Best regards, 
Apple Developer Relations

i created a distribution profile,but no endpoint-security entitlement in it.

how do i get a distribution profile with endpoint-security entitlement.

Answered by DTS Engineer in 727958022

how do i get a distribution profile with endpoint-security entitlement.

Once you’ve got far enough into your development process to confirm that the ES capability will help you create a viable product, write back to the ES approval folks and ask that they enable this capability for Developer ID distribution.

i created a distribution profile,but no endpoint-security entitlement in it.

Just so we’re clear, ES clients aren’t supported on the Mac App Store, so technically you’re looking for this capability for your Developer ID profile, not your Apple Distribution one.

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DTS Engineer OP

Apple

Sep ’22

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how do i get a distribution profile with endpoint-security entitlement.

Once you’ve got far enough into your development process to confirm that the ES capability will help you create a viable product, write back to the ES approval folks and ask that they enable this capability for Developer ID distribution.

i created a distribution profile,but no endpoint-security entitlement in it.

Just so we’re clear, ES clients aren’t supported on the Mac App Store, so technically you’re looking for this capability for your Developer ID profile, not your Apple Distribution one.

Share and Enjoy
—
Quinn “The Eskimo!” @ Developer Technical Support @ Apple
let myEmail = "eskimo" + "1" + "@" + "apple.com"

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Answer 2

c4m3l OP

Feb ’23

Hello, as suggested by you, I intend to apply for the permission of Apple Distribution of EndpointSecurity, but it has been five months now. May I ask when our application will be approved?

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Answer 3

DTS Engineer OP

Apple

Feb ’23

May I ask when our application will be approved?

Sure, but I can’t give you a definitive answer )-: DTS isn’t involved in the approval process for this entitlement. Moreover, I don’t have any great suggestions for how you might escalation this )-:

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Quinn “The Eskimo!” @ Developer Technical Support @ Apple
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Answer 4

c4m3l OP

Feb ’23

May I ask which email address or whom can I contact to know the progress of my permission application?

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Answer 5

DTS Engineer OP

Apple

Feb ’23

Did you get an auto ACK when you submitted your request? If you did, you can reply there. If not, I don’t have any further suggestions for you.

Note The absence of an auto ACK does not necessarily mean that your submission was lost. Our CRM system allows different folks to configure this in different ways. The group I work for, DTS, always sends an auto ACK and thus, if you don’t get an auto ACK, it’s likely that something went wrong. However, not all teams work that way.

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Quinn “The Eskimo!” @ Developer Technical Support @ Apple
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Answer 6

c4m3l OP

Mar ’23

How else can I contact the team that approved EndpointSecurity distribution? Because the EndpointSecurity framework's distribution permissions are important to my work. The EndpointSecurity App I developed needs to be distributed to other users of the company under the permission of distribution. Thank you for your answer.

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