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I have an iOS app that uses an API requiring me to create a PoP token using a clientID (String), clientSecret (String) and a private key (.pem) file. I realize for security reasons, I should not store these in the app or in the code, but what is the recommended way for my app to store, access and use these items?
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Hello,I am looking into possibly providing a Transactional Video-On-Demand (TVOD) feature in our app where a user could rent an asset to watch for a given time period (i.e. 2 days). After the time period expires, the user cannot watch the asset, even if they have not viewed it previously. 1. What type of IAP should we use for video rental? Non-renewing subscription?2. In the case where titles become available and unavailable on a weekely basis, would we have to create a single IAP item for each video in App Store Connect, or is there some other way Apple recommends to implement/manage a service like this?Thanks In Advance,Joe
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Hello,Up until March I was able to use automatic signing to export and distribute our iOS apps. But now when I try to export the archive, I get the following error:2019-05-10 08:16:55 +0000 [MT] Failed to locate signing assets with errors: ( "Error Domain=IDEProvisioningErrorDomain Code=14 \"Select a signing certificate for the macOS platform.\" UserInfo={NSLocalizedDescription=Select a signing certificate for the macOS platform.}" )If I use manual signing, the tool automatically has the proper cert selected and I can select the proper profile from the drop down and can successfully export and distribute the app. I tried creating a new cert, but this did not fix the problem. I would like to get this resolved because the same problem is happening on our CI server and we would prefer to use an automated build process.I would be happy to provide any other info, if needed.Thank You,JR
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Hello,I have code in my app to open the app specific settings page using `UIApplicationOpenSettingsURLString` from inside our app. But if user has disabled location globally, that location field is disabled. Is there a way to open Settings > Privacy > Location from inside the app in a way that will not get rejected during submission (i.e. using `App-Prefs:`).I see the Lyft app can perform this functionality somehow.Thank You,JR
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