network extension
Asked on 09/24/2024
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The context provided from the WWDC sessions does not specifically mention "network extension" in detail. However, there are references to network-related topics in the sessions:
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In the session titled "What’s new in privacy," there is a mention of macOS Sequoia bringing control over local network access to macOS. This involves prompts when an app attempts to access data from the local network, requiring a clear usage description in the app's info plist.
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The session "Meet AccessorySetupKit" discusses managing accessories with Bluetooth and Wi-Fi, mentioning that apps can continue using the same core Bluetooth and network extension APIs for communication with accessories.
If you are interested in more detailed information about network extensions, you might want to explore these sessions further or check for any specific sessions dedicated to network extensions in the WWDC resources.
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