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Algorithm for ArKit3, BodyTracking

Hey Peeps,Do any of you know the standard algo. that's being used behind the API's for BodyTracking? I know the stuff is written on Metal2, but are the algo's exposed?
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How to check for rooted iOS/iPadOS in our apps, like the recent checkra1n exploit?

I was going through the checkra1n exploit which jailbreaks the iOS and looked at a few open-source libraries that alert's the user that your device is compromised. Is there a security certificate that can recognize that the device is jailbroken or a direct link/API to Apple's servers that our app verifies before it goes through a critical transaction?Basically, the problem statement here is that a malicious user should not be able to access the critical transactional data from the rooted device or the app's sandboxed environment.
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Is there a Apple Developer Forums App for iOS?

Navigating this form on the iOS or iPadOS is so frustrating painful. If I approached Apple for making an forum app for them, which contains all the major features and should be present in today’s app; will they be willing to listen?
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Is there a file merging framework or system extension?

Do we have a file merging library or a system extension for merging chunks of small files into a larger one in iOS?My problem statement is as follows:Suppose there is a large file on the server's end, which is divided into a series of chunks (1 to n), like dividing a zip into 'n' parts or chunks.And at the client/iOS's end, I need to have a file merging library, which will match the hash of all the chunks, verify its integrity and merge them back together to form a complete file.Do we have the readymade library or do I need to write it from scratch?
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