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Reply to Could not download iOS 17.5.1 Simulator on xcode
Hey maybe it helps. I run into the same problem and maybe the problem is to request 2 permissions at the same time or maybe also a consent window. This would cause crashes. have modified my code to every window/alert will load on completion now ...so first Window 1 with notification request permission will open and then on completion window 2/alert 2 with tracking permission will open ...it is not good to call multiple alerts at the same time. My app is now approved and the crashes are gone. Greets Frank
Jun ’24
Reply to Wrong price for in-app purchases
Hello I have the same problem and I hope the apple team will solve this bad bug !! I am using Storekit 2 and have a monthly and yealy subscription Everything was working perfectly Monthly - 1,99. and Yearly 19,99 in debug and released app Then I have increased the prices Monthly 2,49. and Yearly 29,99 this is working on debug mode When the application is released I have the following problems _ On my monthly button it shows: Monthly - 29, 99 and on click it opens yearly payment Yearly - 2,49 and on click it opens monthly payment My other apps with the "without " increasing the prices are working fine like before. These problems only occurred after "changing" the prices" This is totally weird and there must be a big bug in storekit 2 !!!! With updading the prices and ids in release mode I hope you will fix it soon. I cannot use my payment anymore with these bad bugs. No I am trying do decrease the prices to the old ones and hope it will work or maybe making another payment group. Just will try this out but I really hope you fix this soon.
Nov ’22
Reply to App Tracking Transparency
hi putting the permission key with text ist only the first step ! A lot of people (me too) have problems because the dialog is not showing up ..only in simulator ..so it seems to be a big bug. But also you can integrate this function here and call it for example from appdelegate The code is 100 % correct but not working for me and many others because like mentioned above nothing happens. Its a totally disaster yet. In AppDelegate  func application(_ application: UIApplication, didFinishLaunchingWithOptions launchOptions: [UIApplication.LaunchOptionsKey: Any]?) - Bool { put: requestTrackingPermission() at the beginning of AppDelegate import this. here: import AppTrackingTransparency import AdSupport and the function: func requestTrackingPermission() {   if #available(iOS 14, *) {     // ATTrackingManager.requestTrackingAuthorization { status in     ATTrackingManager.requestTrackingAuthorization(completionHandler: { status in       // Load Ads here later                                       switch status {       case .authorized:         // Tracking authorization dialog was shown         // and we are authorized         print("Authorized")                           // Now that we are authorized we can get the IDFA         print(ASIdentifierManager.shared().advertisingIdentifier)                           case .denied:         // Tracking authorization dialog was         // shown and permission is denied         print("Denied")                         case .notDetermined:         // Tracking authorization dialog has not been shown         print("Not Determined")       case .restricted:         print("Restricted")       @unknown default:         print("Unknown")       }     }   )} Greets Frank
Apr ’21
Reply to Unable to present Tracking User Description alert on real device
@cihadturhn but this would be very bad behavior in my eyes. It should behave like giving consent for europe or something else. When i uninstall an application everything "should" be deleted including all settings etc etc. and also the choice of app tracking and when i reinstall the application the dialog should popup again (without getting any stored information from a deleted app !!) There is no logical reason for me that apple also saves information of deleted apps on the phone. I do not think that apple has the right to do this.
Apr ’21