Xcode 9 Error: "Iphone Has Denied the Launch Request"

iPhone has denied the launch request issue

If you have a free developer account, here is the solution:

Xcode -> preferences -> manage certificates -> bottom plus sign -> iOS Development -> donwload manual certificates.

Under general, go to signing -> change team to none then go back to your development account.

iPhone has denied the launch request Unspecified

So I have found the answer, unsure about the first time I got the issue, but I follow some instruction to delete the Apple Worldwide Certificate, turns out it won't generate automatically and you have to manually download and install again, the instruction said nothing about it though.

After drag and drop it to keychain, clean and rebuild everything worked again.

iPhone has denied the launch request

1. In project , open your project's TARGETS.

2. Check your Provisioning Profile whethe is match Signing certificate

3. In debug their are develop profile and certificate,and in release their are distribution profile and certificate

   if you don't determine, there is a easy way to help you,xcode offer the Automatically manage signing ,just in xocode tick this option.

iOS 12 iPad Denied Launch Request - Xcode

After days of research and thanks for the help @Little Green Viper, I found a solution.

Basically, some Apple Worldwide Developer Relations Certification Authority weren't working after the update, but it was able to compile successful for the iOS 11.
Then, the most risky solution is deleting all the Apple Worldwide Developer Certificates, BUT before doing that, try creating a new user on your Mac.

(System Preferences → Users and groups → New User) that should work.

Now you have to options, work in the new user or re-sign the certificates. In my personal case, I picked up the first option.

Provisioning Profile causing iPhone has denied the launch request.

I was experiencing this issue for the past week, and today it seems Apple has resolved it.

The .mobileprovision file now has the get-task-allow property set to true, and it's working for me again. I performed the following steps, and everything now seems back to normal:

1. Uncheck the Automatically manage signing option in the General tab of target settings
2. Exit Xcode
3. Delete *.mobileprovision files under ~/Library/MobileDevice/Provisioning Profiles/
4. Delete the following certificates in Keychain Access:
   
   
   • iPhone Developer: xxx@xxx.xxx (xxxxxxxxx)
   • Developer ID Certification Authority
   • Apple Worldwide Developer Relations Certification Authority
5. Re-launch Xcode and reenable Automatically manage signing

I don't need to utilize any of the workarounds that have been floating around. Debug executable is on in my scheme and Ask on Launch is not selected.

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