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It seems like you're interested in networking-related topics from Apple's WWDC sessions. While there isn't a specific mention of "NetworkKit" in the provided context, there are several sessions that discuss networking frameworks and technologies that might be relevant to your interests:
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Supercharge device connectivity with Wi-Fi Aware: This session introduces the Wi-Fi Aware framework, which enables direct device-to-device communication without relying on routers or central servers. It covers how to integrate Wi-Fi Aware in your app, secure device discovery, and connection setup using the Network framework.
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Filter and tunnel network traffic with NetworkExtension: This session explores the Network Extension framework, which provides APIs to extend and customize networking capabilities on Apple platforms. It includes content filtering, VPN solutions, and URL filtering.
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Use structured concurrency with Network framework: This session focuses on improvements in the Network framework, making networking code easier to write and maintain. It covers creating connections, sending and receiving data, and finding and connecting to other devices on your network.
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Supercharge device connectivity with Wi-Fi Aware
Learn how to create peer-to-peer network connections with Wi-Fi Aware. We’ll also cover how to share videos in real time, transfer large files, and control accessories with improved bandwidth and lower latency. And you’ll learn how to use DeviceDiscoveryUI, AccessorySetupKit, and the Network framework to use Wi-Fi Aware in your app.
Filter and tunnel network traffic with NetworkExtension
Learn about the APIs in the NetworkExtension framework that give your app the power and flexibility to extend the system’s core networking features — like implementing network content filters, creating and managing VPN configurations, and more. In iOS, iPadOS and macOS 26, you can now build robust content filters that make traffic decisions using the entire URL — not just the hostname — all without compromising privacy and security. We’ll start by briefly covering many of the key use cases for the NetworkExtension framework, including network relays and VPN. Then, we’ll dive into the new URL filter API and its key components, including Private Information Retrieval, Privacy Pass, and more.
Use structured concurrency with Network framework
Network framework is the best way to make low-level network connections on Apple platforms — and in iOS, iPadOS, and macOS 26, it’s a perfect fit for your structured concurrency code. We’ll explore how you can make connections, send and receive data and framed messages, listen for incoming connections, and browse the network for services. We’ll also cover key best practices along the way.