MobileGestalt no access to InverseDeviceID

Does anyone have an idea about these messages? libMobileGestalt MobileGestaltSupport.m:153: pid 1477 (GameTest) does not have sandbox access ... and IS NOT appropriately entitled libMobileGestalt MobileGestalt.c:549: no access to InverseDeviceID It happens with every app I run on the iPhone.

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Just started happening to me. iOS 10.3 b3 / Xcode 8.3 b3. I think it started when I tried adding game center to my app.

Same here iOS 10.3 b6 / Xcode 8.3 b4. This issue happens every single time only with one of my three devices. In my case It prevents me from using GKGameSession.

Any insight on this? I just started getting this after the recent update to 10.3, and for me it's on the line where I'm initializing an MTKView by setting the device using MTLCreateSystemDefaultDevice(). Affects tvOS and iOS on devices only – macOS is fine, so I'm guessing this has to do with provisioning.

I'm having the same issue after adding MapKit and using MKMapView in my app. I'm running Xcode 8.3 and iOS 10.3. Seems like a provisining issue to me.

I'm having the same issue. I'm running XCode 8.3.1 and iOS 10.3.1. This is with a Unity build that generates an xcodeproject.

MobileGestaltSupport.m:153: pid 1658 (xxxxxx) does not have sandbox access for yyyyyyyy and IS NOT appropriately entitled

Metal GPU Frame Capture Enabled

Metal API Validation Disabled

libMobileGestalt MobileGestalt.c:550: no access to InverseDeviceID (see <rdar://problem/11744455>)

Same exact output as david_pgi. I found a few other posts elsewhere and some mentioned it is a bug in 10.3.1 scripting. Not sure myself.

Same. It looks like it might be something to do with iOS 10.3. I have just used the template SpriteKit game from Xcode.

Same problem here.

Getting the same errors/warnings at startup after updating to XCode 8.3.2 (may have appeared in 8.3.1) and running code that has run before without warnings. No idea of what is causing it, and I've yet to see anything actually not working because of this problem in the app.


Doesn't feel very good though, and I'd like to figure out how to make this go away or if it's safe to disregard before uploading the next update to my app. Seems like the last couple of updates to XCode have brought a lot of these strange sandbox-related error messages and warnings that have turned out to be bugs in Apple code or XCode, maybe this is just another one?

Yeah, I have no idea – no progress since my last post, and I've tinkered occasionally with profiles and such – I don't think it's a provisioning thing anymore.


I can create a clean new project, add an MTKView to a blank main Storyboard file, and hit the same wall on my first attempt on all four of my up-to-date iOS and tvOS devices.


I'm working on a cross-platform game, so for the moment I'm just patiently waiting for any information to surface while testing only on macOS.

this has to do with interstitial ads... not sure yet how to fix it...

I found a way to determine where it was coming from in my case. Create a symbolic breakpoint for MGCopyAnswer and check the stack of each call. You may have to be patient. In my case it hit probably 200 times before the one that caused the warning to be logged (every image, font, view created will call it). It ended up being in EAGLContext initWithAPI... and seemed to be coming from the graphics driver. My guess is that most of these warnings are coming from internal components and you won't need to worry about it.

Hi all, i have an app that used to work just fine using simple MapKit, but now i get this same message, ios 10.3 , xcode 8.3.2.

Same issue, XCode 8.3.2 8E2002 - device iOS 10.3.1

I tried with the mapview in a storyboard and created programmatically. Something happens during the mapview init: here are crash logs:


version with Storyboard:

0   CoreFoundation              
0x18749efd8 __exceptionPreprocess + 124
1   libobjc.A.dylib            
0x185f00538 objc_exception_throw + 56
2   CoreFoundation              
0x18737d1f0 -[__NSArrayM objectAtIndex:] + 228
3   GeoServices                
0x18f168424 -[GEOLogContext _registerDeviceLocaleStateWithTraits:] + 108
4   GeoServices                
0x18f167c70 -[GEOLogContext _registerLogContextWithTraits:] + 52
5   GeoServices                
0x18f167270 -[GEOLogContext initWithDefaultTraits] + 84
6   GeoServices                
0x18f1689a0 +[GEOLogContext logContextWithDefaultTraits] + 40
7   GeoServices                
0x18f1689d0 +[GEOLogContext logContextWithDefaultTraitsForCachedContext] + 32
8   GeoServices                
0x18f1d0870 -[GEOLogger init] + 84
9   GeoServices                
0x18f1d3214 __25+[GEOLogger sharedLogger]_block_invoke + 40
10  libdispatch.dylib          
0x1863569a0 _dispatch_client_callout + 16
11  libdispatch.dylib          
0x1863576cc dispatch_once_f + 56
12  GeoServices                
0x18f1d31ac +[GEOLogger sharedLogger] + 56
13  MapKit                      
0x193b69514 -[MKMapView _commonInitFromIB:gestureRecognizerHostView:showsAttribution:] + 1268
14  MapKit                      
0x193b6a1f8 -[MKMapView initWithCoder:] + 148


version with initWithFrame:

0   CoreFoundation            
0x18749efd8 __exceptionPreprocess + 124
1   libobjc.A.dylib          
0x185f00538 objc_exception_throw + 56
2   CoreFoundation            
0x18737d1f0 -[__NSArrayM objectAtIndex:] + 228
3   GeoServices              
0x18f168424 -[GEOLogContext _registerDeviceLocaleStateWithTraits:] + 108
4   GeoServices              
0x18f167c70 -[GEOLogContext _registerLogContextWithTraits:] + 52
5   GeoServices              
0x18f167270 -[GEOLogContext initWithDefaultTraits] + 84
6   GeoServices              
0x18f1689a0 +[GEOLogContext logContextWithDefaultTraits] + 40
7   GeoServices              
0x18f1689d0 +[GEOLogContext logContextWithDefaultTraitsForCachedContext] + 32
8   GeoServices              
0x18f1d0870 -[GEOLogger init] + 84
9   GeoServices              
0x18f1d3214 __25+[GEOLogger sharedLogger]_block_invoke + 40
10  libdispatch.dylib        
0x1863569a0 _dispatch_client_callout + 16
11  libdispatch.dylib        
0x1863576cc dispatch_once_f + 56
12  GeoServices              
0x18f1d31ac +[GEOLogger sharedLogger] + 56
13  MapKit                    
0x193b69514 -[MKMapView _commonInitFromIB:gestureRecognizerHostView:showsAttribution:] + 1268
14  MapKit                    
0x193b53898 -[MKMapView initWithFrame:] + 164

Same Here, using mapview and crash...