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I am designing an app in Xcode 6. It has 4 view controllers. I need two view controllers to be in locked in protrait orientation and the other two to be locked in landscape orientation. The initial view controller is a navigation view controller. I have searched all over the web and none of the solutions I found seem to work. The one that looks like it should work is to add the following code to each view controller:override func shouldAutorotate() -> Bool { return true } override func supportedInterfaceOrientations() -> Int { return Int(UIInterfaceOrientationMask.Portrait.rawValue) } override func preferredInterfaceOrientationForPresentation() -> UIInterfaceOrientation { return UIInterfaceOrientation.Portrait }This does not work, the view still rotates. I put print statements inside each of these functions and only the second one was executed.Any ideas on how to achieve this?

I was getting continued prompts to enter my password for some code signing and eventually discovered that I could unlock the system keychain, which I did. However, it keeps locking by itself, seemingly when I click on another chain, and possibly even by itself sometimes. The Login window has the option to change lock settings but it is current configured to never lock. Any idea how to fix this? This is on macOS 10.15 which I still need to keep around to build versions of my product for older systems. Thanks in advance

Hi,We are developing one application in that we want to lock the iPhone/Launch the PIN screen from our application.It can be done using GSEventLockDevice method which is found in GraphicsServices.framework but this is private API so we can’t use it, Apple will reject this app in app store.Also I saw one video of application in that that they are locking the iOS device programatically And just curious how they are doing it.So just wanted to know is there any way/API available in iOS by using that we can lock the iOS device programatically.Thanks in advance.

I am currently facing a challenge in my iOS app development. I need to programmatically retrieve the status of the Auto Rotate setting in iOS, specifically the lock status of the Portrait Mode. Could you please provide guidance on how to obtain the lock status of the Portrait Mode programmatically in iOS? I want to adapt my app's behavior based on this information to ensure a seamless user experience. I would greatly appreciate any assistance, insights, or code snippets that can help me address this problem effectively. https://i.stack.imgur.com/D9AWh.jpg I expect to obtain the lock status of the Portrait Mode programmatically in iOS. The desired result would provide me with information on whether the Portrait Mode is currently locked or unlocked on the device. I am seeking guidance, suggestions, or sample code snippets that can help me retrieve this lock status effectively using Swift in my iOS app development.

Just an idea for a future update free to steal. I'm laying down with my phone in my hand and once it senses that Im holding it horizontally the screen shifts. I then manually hit the screen position lock button to view properly. What if the same or similar tech that recognizes my face to unlock screen activates as phone senses the screen is horizontal and then notes the position of my eyes. Therefore prompting the phone to react not merely to its position in space but to my faces corresponding position. So Im laying down and pick up my phone and just as it wants to turn wide screen it tracks my eyes and remains in default. And vice versa if i do indeed want to view widescreen while lying down. Of course you can have the option to lock in case you have a reason (cant think of one) and could turn this feature on and off in settings.

I am trying to build an App that helps distracted drivers by1. locking the iphone.2. send calls to Voice Mail when user is driving.Is this possible ?Thanks

I already have my D-U-N-S Number. It's a Company / Organization account. Because I exceeded the maximum verification attempts. Please reset my verification attempts.

We are having issues working with bypass codes the server creates when initiating Activation Lock through MDM. We are able to use the device-generated bypass codes without issue. When using the end point to request activation lock as specified in https://developer.apple.com/documentation/devicemanagement/creating-and-using-bypass-codes/ we get a 200 response. But when using the endpoint to bypass the activation lock, we get a 404 response. If we try to manually input the activation lock bypass code, it also does not work. Both of these methods work with the device-generated bypass codes. Just to clarify when testing the server generated codes, we ensured that we did not test the device-generated codes. All of this was tested on iOS devices. Created feedback ticket FB21365819 with device specific details.

I was surprised I could not find such a template in Instruments / xctrace; maybe it's in something else and I couldn't find it? (I am trying to figure out why my throughput got slow. Is it because a mutex is too heavy? Or is there a lot of contention over the lock? How long do the locks tend to be held? Etc.)

I have turned on 'Allow on Lock Screen' in Notes settings.Apple Pencil is not activating Notes on the lock screen in iOS 11 beta on the new iPad Pro 10.5, 256GB.Nothing happens with different pressure applied on the lock screen.Default account selected is iCloud'Only Draw with Apple Pencil' is switched on.

Hi everybody,I heard that lock screen notifications (com.apple.springboard.lockcomplete) are internal and not supposed to be used. But seems like there're a lot of apps in the appstore which use them a lot. (e.g. https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/id771541926). Could you please clarify this issue? Can developers use this notifications?Thanks a lot,John.

My recently passed family member was brought to life daily with Live Lock Screen. I literally cried when I realised ios16 put that to an end. Please reinstate live Lock Screen and if anyone knows how to go back to the old iOS please point me in the right direction. Had I known this would happen I would never have updated.