Broken on iOS 26 — sandbox restrictions likely affecting debug bridge
StikDebug was a solid tool for local syslog access, runtime inspection, and interprocess monitoring. But on iOS 26 beta (tested on 26.0 dev beta 1), the app fails to establish a debug bridge—no PID binding, no real-time log output, and all device discovery attempts timeout. Likely cause: Apple hardened the sysdiagnose/syslog access layer or changed entitlement enforcement in the new security model. com.apple.private.system-logger and similar entitlements may now require explicit Apple signing, even in dev mode. If StikDebug relies on low-level hooks or deprecated APIs, it’s effectively sandboxed under iOS 26. Until devs refactor or Apple eases these restrictions, this app is non-functional on iOS 26. Avoid updating if it’s part of your core debugging toolkit.
