How to use Multipeer Connectivity
Generated on 8/9/2024
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To use Multipeer Connectivity, you would typically look into Apple's frameworks that facilitate peer-to-peer communication between devices. However, the context provided does not specifically mention Multipeer Connectivity. Instead, it focuses on topics like accessory management with Bluetooth and Wi-Fi using AccessorySetupKit, privacy updates in iOS 18, and game porting to Apple platforms.
If you're interested in connecting devices, you might want to explore the AccessorySetupKit, which simplifies the process of pairing and managing accessories over Bluetooth and Wi-Fi. For more detailed information on this, you can refer to the session titled "Meet AccessorySetupKit" from WWDC 2024.
For privacy-related updates, the session "What’s new in privacy" covers changes in Bluetooth and local network access permissions, which might be relevant if your app uses these features.
If you have specific questions about Multipeer Connectivity or need more detailed guidance, I recommend checking Apple's official documentation or relevant WWDC sessions that focus on networking and connectivity.
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