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It seems like you're interested in network-related topics from the WWDC sessions. Here are some relevant points from the sessions:
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Local Network Access in macOS Sequoia: In the session titled "What’s new in privacy," macOS Sequoia introduces control over local network access. When an app attempts to access data from the local network, a prompt is shown to the user. It's important for developers to provide a clear usage description in their app's info plist to build trust and ensure users understand why access is needed. This is crucial for apps that include Bonjour browsing or advertising, custom multicast, or other network-related functionalities. What’s new in privacy
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Networking in TabletopKit for visionOS: The session "Meet TabletopKit for visionOS" discusses multiplayer networking for games. TabletopKit handles multiplayer networking by syncing actions between players, ensuring a smooth and coordinated game state. This is particularly useful for games that involve multiple players interacting in a shared virtual space. Meet TabletopKit for visionOS
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