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zulfishah
8 years agoExplorer | Level 3
Does using Dropbox API require "com.apple.security.network.server" entitlement on Mac?
I have been using the Dropbox Objective-C SDK in my Mac app for a while. Today, Apple rejected an update stating that my app uses the "com.apple.security.network.server" entitlement. I removed this e...
- 8 years ago
According to the Apple documentation, this "com.apple.security.network.server" entitlement is required to make outbound network connections. This is required in order for the Dropbox SDK to connect to Dropbox servers and would explain why your integration does not work with the entitlement removed.
DBX_Robert
Dropbox Staff
8 years agoAccording to the Apple documentation, this "com.apple.security.network.server" entitlement is required to make outbound network connections. This is required in order for the Dropbox SDK to connect to Dropbox servers and would explain why your integration does not work with the entitlement removed.
- zulfishah8 years agoExplorer | Level 3
Thanks. In turning off the "com.apple.security.network.server" entitlement, I also turned off the "com.apple.security.network.client" entitlement by mistake, which is what's required by the Dropbox SDK to work correctly. So removing the "server" entitlement got past App Review.
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