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Hi there, Thanks for posting! Is this issue in your own app, or the sample provided in the SDK? Have you been able to reproduce this in the sample?

Thanks for your reply! It's in my application and also reproduced with the sample application with my api key.

Hi kprpi, That's unusual. Could you please specify what your redirect URL is? If the error is "unsupported URL", it would help to see the full requests that caused the error. If you could please share more details, it would be very helpful. Cheers, Levon

Hello, There are a few prerequisites for accessing Cloud Drive. Please make sure that you have: - registered your Amazon Cloud Drive app - registered your security profile. - whitelisted your security profile In addition to that, for Login with Amazon: 1. You could be missing permissions to the 'profile' scope. If you followed the sample code in step 3 "Add the SDK for JavaScript" in the Getting Started for Web guide, then this should be already be taken care of. 2. The access token expires after 1 hour, so if your access token is hardcoded for testing purposes, it may have expired. 3. Your access token is URL-encoded in the call header. Notice in the sample code that when calling the ' https://api.amazon.com/auth/o2/tokeninfo' endpoint, the access token needs to be URL-encoded. However, when placing the access token in the call header to get the user profile, it should not be URL-encoded. Check your code, it seems possible to me that your access token is URL-encoded at that point, which could be why your first call succeeds but your second call fails. Please see if you can follow this sample and whether it works for you: https://developer.amazon.com/public/apis/experience/cloud-drive/content/sdk-for-android-getting-started

This SO answer fixed the issue for me. http://stackoverflow.com/questions/23241872/nsurlconnection-cfurlconnection-http-load-failed-kcfstreamerrordomainssl-9813 Particularly this section: For iOS 9, above procedure don't work. Add the following snippet in info.plist: NSAppTransportSecurity NSAllowsArbitraryLoads

Though this could be a big hack, need to investigate more if its the right thing to do, viz-a-viz security, but at least some forward progress can be made in running the sample app !