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It's not that it doesn't change color when the background color is white. There is a low-opacity overlay that will be above any color you put. When you choose red or any other color, the overlay is still there, and the color appears darker, but you do not notice it as much. When you set the background color to white, the overlay is very noticeable. The only way to fix this as of right now is to make the background color of the overlay view .clear.
if let bgView = datePicker.subviews.first?.subviews.first?.subviews.first {
		bgView.backgroundColor = .clear
}
But you will have to run this every time the user changes their appearance.
No. It will remain for them as long as you don't remove it from your project.
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Me too! I tried everything and nothing works.
Edit: also working for me now too.
Yes, you if you continue submitting your app with the Today Extension, it will still be available for users running iOS 13 and earlier.
I just restarted Xcode and it worked.
