This issue seems to apply only to simulators. iOS 14 beta 5 on a real device receives products as expected. Simulator support for IAP has always been weak. Product requests do still work on iOS 13 simulators, but not on iOS 14 simulators in Xcode 12 beta 5. You'll need a beta installation on a real device to test IAPs properly.

This issue still occurs in yesterday's iOS 14 beta 7. Worse still, localized apps display the base-language custom message from the info.plist under a localized title and with localized action buttons, and thus ensure complete confusion for end users. I prefer now not to customize it and leave users with the misleading but pre-localized default description, which at least they can try to understand in their own language. I filed a bug report but have little hope that any human will ever read it.

Still occurs in iOS 14 GM seed. My bug report FB8626851 stills says "Recent Similar Reports: None".

After many tries going back and forth between Xcode 12.1 and Xcode 12.2 beta 4 (the Release Candidate), I got both now to install and launch my app. However, it then gets stuck at the launch screen. The app does not start running, no debugging session is started, the console stays empty. The app does get installed. When I stop the session, I can actually run the app stand-alone on the 14.2 device. No iOS betas seem to be available at this time, and going back to 14.1 is not allowed. Questions: Is there any version of Xcode that can debug apps on iOS 14.2 devices? Do I need to stop development until Apple deigns to release Xcode 12.2?

Here is my solution: Install the Xcode 12.2 release candidate. Don't worry about renaming as suggested by CrudeByte - https://developer.apple.com/forums/thread/665891?answerId=645676022#645676022, it will install as Xcode-beta.app in parallel to your Xcode.app. It will install "additional components", though. Remove the contents of ~/Library/Developer/Xcode/iOS DeviceSupport (or at least the folders starting with 14.2) Build and run your app in Xcode-beta (12.2 beta 4, also known as release candidate). This might take a few minutes as Xcode copies caches from your 14.2 device to the device support folder You may want to continue in Xcode-beta or return to Xcode 12.1. Either will now build, run, and debug your app in reasonable time. I understand your concerns about installing a beta, as I did have issues with switching back and forth between beta and release versions of Xcode a few times in the past. This time around it seems to work. I would still not recommend to run them at the same time. tundaware - https://developer.apple.com/forums/thread/651012?answerId=616750022#616750022's answer on another thread inspired this. If you don't want to install a beta but can stomach replacing parts of your Xcode installation with material downloaded from GitHub, aaronsarkissian - https://developer.apple.com/forums/thread/665891?answerId=645879022#645879022's answer should help as well, at it is based on the same idea.

More precisely, Xcode 12.1 can install to iOS 14.2 only after you fix it with elements from Xcode 12.2 beta 4. You are absolutely right, robnotyou, betas should not be needed to install to the latest OS release with the latest tool release. iOS 14.2 has been released prematurely.

Hi corin, some of my users reported frequent disconnection issues in multipeer connectivity. I could reproduce them only in situations when switching off WiFi forces MCSession to use Bluetooth. Does that match your observations? Have you found another workaround or even the root cause in the meantime?

The timer counts in a .accessoryInline widget but not in .systemSmall, .accessoryCircular, or .accessoryRectangular widgets.

@darkpaw Absolutely, here are my device screenshots. I don't known why the forum refused to include them in my original post earlier this week. iPadOS 15.7 systemSmall widget: iOS 16.0.2 systemSmall widget: iOS 16.0.2 accessoryRectangular widget:

A study from Mark Strit et al. from Bordeaux University in France indicates it might be possible. Unfortunately this forum does not let me include a direct link to it.

The issue seems to be fixed on the released versions of iOS 16.1 and iPadOS 16.1.

Disclaimer: I am not a lawyer, and none of the text below should be regard as legal advice. In my reading of the official and final text, traders that qualify as micro- and small-sized companies are exempted from having their detailed contact data published on the platform. The Contact Information Verification form on App Store Connect does not provide an option for a self-declaration as a micro- or small-sized company. Instead, it cannot be completed without filling the e-mail and phone number fields. This form states that this information will appear on the App Store in certain countries or regions. This form therefore violates the DSA, and Apple should amend it.

Thanks, the UIKit answer is that UITabBarController.mode can be set to UITabBarControllerModeTabSidebar. It only adds a sidebar icon that can open a sidebar with the icons. That does not help, it only makes the UI clunkier. The suggestion feedback is at FB14536289.

Has this bug ever been fixed, or have you ever found a workaround for it? I have got this behavior in iOS 18.1. I did not notice it in iOS 18.0 or 18.0.1 or the later betas. Could it have reappeared with 18.1?