iPadOS 17.7.7

If the NavigationSplitView on iPadOS 26 is combined with a .inspector column, the sidebarToggle is always hidden, when the sidebar is collapsed. If you remove the .inspector modifier, the sidebarToggle stays visible throughout the collapsed or expanded state. Has maybe someone a workaround for this issue? The problem does not exist in iOS 18. The bug is reported as FB20061260

I'm working on my Swift Student Challenge 2026 submission and have a question about the evaluation environment. My app targets iOS 26 (I had to configure this on the Package.swift file directly) and uses the Speech framework for on-device speech recognition. I've selected Swift Playgrounds as my evaluation path (rather than Xcode) with the intention of having it run on a physical iPad rather than Simulator. My question: What version of iPadOS will the evaluation iPads be running? The reason I ask is practical, as my app's minimum deployment target is iOS 26. If the evaluation device is running an earlier version of iPadOS, the app won't launch at all. I've searched the eligibility and terms pages but couldn't find this documented anywhere.

I run a private IMAP server that uses a certificate signed by a private Certificate Authority (I created the CA in Keychain.app on my Mac and I then created the IMAP server's cert, signed by the private CA taken from Keychain.app).A long time ago, iOS Mail app made it easy to get my mail by first warning about the cert, but then easily allowing me to trust the cert with a simple click.On iOS 12.x, things got harder, but I was able to install the CA as a Profile, then go to Settings -> General -> About -> Certificate Trust Settings to mark the CA as trusted, and that allowed the Mail app to trust the IMAP server's certificate (via the private CA via the trusted profile).I already had the CA's profile installed and trusted before upgrading my iPad Pro to iPadOS 13.0 (beta).The upgrade to iPadOS 13 removed the CA's profile, so I re-installed the CA's profile.The CA showed up under Settings -> General -> About -> Certificate Trust Settings as already trusted.Nonetheless, attemp

We have added orientation lock in Info.Plist file to force all the application screens to be displayed in Landscape (left & right) orientation. We have also have External Accessary frameworks to communicate with medical devices over bluetooth. In iPadOS 16.1 RC and prior beta versions, initially App screens are displayed in landscape orientation. but after selecting a bluetooth device from External Accessary picker window or cancelling the picker window (External Accessary Frameworks - used for discovering the bluetooth devices), App rotates to portrait and landscape mode, when user rotates the device. We have replaced deprecated API shouldAutorotate by supportedInterfaceOrientationsForWindow. still observed App displayed in portrait mode and landscape mode. We did not observed this issue in iPadOS 15.7 or earlier.

Hello everyone, I have an app that is used in the education sector for high stakes assessment testing. I reviewed a lot of the WWDC2025 information in June, however, it seems we missed something critical in the What's new in UIKIt presentation. That would be the deprecation of UIRequiresFullScreen. We currently use this in our app and have been using it since iOS/iPad OS 9 when our app was written. The deprecation of this property has caused some major issues in our layout. Keep in mind we are a hybrid app so our mobile app is self-hosting a fullscreen version of WKWebView under the hood. This is common across assessment developers in the education sector. I removed the property and went through the migration guide (https://developer.apple.com/documentation/technotes/tn3192-migrating-your-app-from-the-deprecated-uirequiresfullscreen-key) and it doesn't appear to be straight forward on how to lock the orientation in landscape. I tried several different approaches: Requesting the screen orientation lock we had

My app (for iPad only) submission was rejected with the message: We are unable to approve your app because it was built for iPadOS only using a pre-release version of iPadOS 16. I removed Xcode and re-installed the latest (14.0.1) from scratch, then resubmitted, but received another rejection. According to system report, I have the following: Version: 14.0.1 (14A400) Location: /Applications/Xcode.app Applications: Xcode: 14.0.1 (21336) Instruments: 14.0.1 (64555.252) SDKs: DriverKit: 21.4: iOS: 16.0: (20A360) iOS Simulator: 16.0: (20A360) macOS: 12.3: (21E226) tvOS: 16.0: (20J373) tvOS Simulator: 16.0: (20J373) watchOS: 9.0: (20R362) watchOS Simulator: 9.0: (20R362) Any ideas what might be wrong?