Option to allow Bundle IDs to work with AllowlistSolved

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3 days ago

Hi, we’re having a problem on iOS devices where AirDrop functionality is not working properly when an Allowlist policy is applied. I can hear the pinging sound, but the prompt to accept the transfer never appears on the receiving device. Has anyone else run into this issue or found a workaround?

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2 days ago
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That’s strange! Is the problem happening on specific devices or versions of iOS?

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2 days ago
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It seems to happen on devices with iOS version 18 and above. When the Allowlist policy is in place, the transfer doesn’t show the usual prompt, even though the ping sound plays.

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1 day ago
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Hmm, that sounds like an OS-level issue, possibly related to how AirDrop and the Allowlist are interacting. I found a similar discussion on the Apple Developer Forums about an issue where AirDrop prompts aren’t showing up correctly in specific configurations. You can check it out here: https://developer.apple.com/forums/thread/768113

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18 hours ago
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Hi, you might want to try adding these bundle IDs to the Allowlist using a configuration profile. It worked for us as a workaround:
“com.apple.Sharing.AirDropUI”, “com.apple.sharingd.AirDrop”, “com.apple.datausage.airdrop”, “com.apple.sharingd”, “com.apple.AirDrop”, “com.apple.bluetoothd”, “com.apple.CommCenter”, “com.apple.wifi”, “com.apple.NetworkExtension”, “com.apple.Bluetooth”

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14 hours ago
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Thanks for sharing, I’ll look into it!

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