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Problem Details : Could not launch “App” Reproduction Route : Install Xcode26.0 > Connect to iPhone6(iOS12) > Run app We tried this solution but didn't work. To make Xcode 26 recognize and run apps on an iOS 12 physical device, you can manually add the missing device support files by going to /Applications/Xcode.app/Contents/Developer/Platforms/iPhoneOS.platform/DeviceSupport/ on your Mac, where you’ll see folders like 17.0 or 18.0; download the matching iOS 12 folder (for example, 12.4) from the community-maintained repository.

Hi everyone, I am developing a mobile application designed for rug cleaning businesses. The app allows businesses to register, subscribe, and use various tools to manage their daily operations — such as job tracking, rug status updates, and team coordination. Essentially, our platform provides a SaaS solution specifically for professional rug cleaning companies, not for general consumers. I have a couple of questions: Since the app is meant only for registered businesses, and users must have a valid business account to access the core features — what are the chances of the app being rejected during App Store review? If I integrate Apple In-App Purchase (IAP) for subscription instead of using an external payment method (like Stripe), would that reduce the chances of rejection, or could there still be issues since it’s a B2B app? Any guidance or real experiences with similar business-use apps would be greatly appreciated. Thank you, Dinesh

I'm writing a simple app for iOS and I'd like to be able to do some text to speech in it. I have a basic audio manager class with a speak function: import Foundation import AVFoundation class AudioManager { static let shared = AudioManager() var audioPlayer: AVAudioPlayer? var isPlaying: Bool { return audioPlayer?.isPlaying ?? false } var playbackPosition: TimeInterval = 0 func playSound(named name: String) { guard let url = Bundle.main.url(forResource: name, withExtension: mp3) else { print(Sound file not found) return } do { if audioPlayer == nil || !isPlaying { audioPlayer = try AVAudioPlayer(contentsOf: url) audioPlayer?.currentTime = playbackPosition audioPlayer?.prepareToPlay() audioPlayer?.play() } else { print(Sound is already playing) } } catch { print(Error playing sound: (error.localizedDescription)) } } func stopSound() { if let player = audioPlayer { playbackPosition = player.currentTime player.stop() } } func speak(text: String) { let synthesizer = AVSpeechSynthesizer() let utterance =

I took delivery of a new 11 inch M5 iPad Pro yesterday, and have been unable to get it to connect to Xcode so I can build to it. The iPad is running iPadOS version 26.0.1, and I am using Xcode Version 26.0.1 as well. My MacBook Pro is running MacOS 26.0 I enabled developer mode. When I connected the cable I was asked (twice) to trust the computer, and said yes. I get errors saying: The developer disk image could not be mounted on this device.; Error mounting image: 0xe800010f (kAMDMobileImageMounterPersonalizedBundleMissingVariantError I've tried disconnecting and reconnecting the cable, quitting and relaunching Xcode, and rebooting both the iPad and the Mac. I've also tried Clear Trusted Computers in the developer menu. That triggers the same sequence of having to trust the computer again when I connect it (the dialog appears twice.) Then I go back to the error message above in the devices and simulators screen. I've also tried the command sudo installer -pkg /App