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Hi, @zburns I managed to solve the issue using Delphi 12.2, macOS Sequoia 15.2, by following these steps: Download the Xcode versions: Download Xcode 16.2 directly from the App Store. You’ll also need an older version of Xcode (15.4 in this case) to access a compatible SDK. Older versions of Xcode are available here (you might need to log in). Set up the older Xcode version: After downloading Xcode 15.4, extract it to a location different from the "Applications" folder (where the current version is installed). Open the Terminal on your Mac (/Applications/Utilities/Terminal) and run the following command: sudo xcode-select -s [path]/Xcode.app Replace [path] with the location where you extracted Xcode 15.4. Import the SDK in Delphi: In Delphi, you should now be able to import the iOS 17.5 SDK, and the required profiles should appear. Switch back to the default Xcode (optional): If you want to revert to the default Xcode version, run this command in the Terminal: sudo xcode-select -r I hope this helps! 😊

Hello, Masters. I appreciate your help in advance. All of my production apps have stopped receiving notifications on iOS. They only start working again when the user uninstalls and reinstalls the app, which generates a new token that works correctly, both in Firebase Messaging tests and in notifications sent from my server. It seems that the previously generated tokens are no longer valid. Is there a way to force the app to generate a new token without requiring it to be uninstalled? Additionally, what is the best approach to handle users who already have the app installed in production, considering there are several hundred of them?

Hi @Dave Nottage, Thank you so much for your detailed response! I really appreciate the time and effort you put into explaining the need for using an App Extension (Notification Service Extension) to display images in push notifications on iOS. Your suggestion makes a lot of sense, and I believe a detailed step-by-step guide would be incredibly helpful, not just for me but for the entire community facing this challenge. If you could develop a more detailed walkthrough on creating and integrating the Notification Service Extension in a Delphi project, it would be greatly appreciated. Additionally, to achieve your objective, did you have to use the entire complexity described in @Chris Pim 's article (https://fmxnative.com/ios-extensions-with-firemonkey)? I am more than willing to assist in any way I can, whether it's testing the steps, providing feedback, or contributing to the documentation. Thank you again for your assistance, and I look forward to collaborating with you and the community to resolve this issue.

Hi @Dave Nottage, I hope you're doing well. Have you had any success with getting customized notifications to work on iOS? Specifically, I'm looking to send push notifications with an image in the payload.