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Hello, I've implemented my Virtual conference extension and my app shows up without issues in the Calendar app and displays our app with a Join button and it all works great!. However, when creating an event from the main target of the app using EventKitUI with the help of EKEventEditViewController and an EKEvent instance, the event does not display as if it were a virtual conference. I see a few other apps like Zoom have implemented this and I'm having trouble finding the related documents on how to link a programtically created event with a virtual conference. Any help or pointers on how to achieve this is highly appreciated. Thanks!
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We have an iOS application that supports the iOS share extension. We notice when a link is shared from Google Maps to other apps, the link automatically gets a "g_st" parameter with the bundle ID of the target app! The bundle ID of the destination share extension app becomes a part of the shared URL dynamically! This is being used as a kind of referrer with links. How is this being done and is this something that's allowed in iOS? For example, if a Google Maps link is shared to the LinkedIn iOS app, the URL changes to contain LinkedIn's share extension bundle ID!
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