The unified logging system on iOS can allegedly be configured by means of configuration profiles (as alluded to e.g. here), but documentation as to how to do that seems to be scarce. I am especially interested in whether it is possible to create a profile that auto-expires after a predefined time period (as the one for use with Apple Pay available here does). Can anyone point me in the right direction?

Is there an API to create a .logarchive file from the contents of e.g. a OSLogStore?

Is it possible to send remote notifications via APNs to an iOS app from two provider servers one of which uses certificate-based authentication while the other uses token-based authentication? The documentation states: To send notifications, your provider server must establish either token-based or certificate-based trust with APNs However, this only applies to one server and not two. StackOverflow: https://stackoverflow.com/a/51726097

The documentation states: iOS, iPadOS, macOS, and tvOS apps can share a single target. watchOS apps remain in a separate target. Why is that?

As a follow-up to a Networking lab conversation I had on Tuesday I have the following question: Is there a way to use nscurl to connect to a server that requires client authentication by providing a client certificate? None of the documented options seem to allow that, but maybe there is an undocumented one...