I think the apple reviewer is just so busy, though 3 days is very little possibility to happen, the holidays does affect the review process. Good news, my app has been approved!

It is really a bad experience when the app goes into long time "In Review", as we could never know what happened on earth. I just make my app "ROM Emulator" better than previous version, while it is stuck in review for days now, it makes me a little frustrating as it seems to tell me "do not update your app?" However, if we have found some issues or we find that we could make the app better, we really want to take it to users in time, so that we can make sure the user get the best experience. You know, apple guidelines have allowed emulators, I really do not know what makes the app "In review" so long time!

It is really strange when you want to make a video player, they asked you for removing audio key, once you did remove, video PiP mode disappear too!

SMS filtering is good, but the phone call filtering is so stupid, why we should add the whole phone number list before the call incoming, we could detect if we need to filter when the call number in, if it matches our filter rules, then we just block it, it is so simple, but the current api is so stupid and make such simple logic impossible to work now.

I just tested the case, @Published not allow in Picker DatePicker View, when I use @State, it is ok then. I do not understand, why SwiftUI developers do not allow us using @Published, while it is allowed before.

Aha, hope the rules does not destroy a developer, I just think when a new app uploaded, let the reviewer think if it is ok for publishing, while not give such boring things to developer.

I am now fixing the old react native app, and I found that even when I run it by Xcode, the safari does not show anything at the develop menu, however it is ok before, I guess maybe the bug from ios 17 ? I do not know the real reason, a little stuck at this point