If you want to quickly check the symptoms when testing additionally, when tapping, instead of tapping your finger on the screen immediately after tapping, tap the screen a little later and move to the next page to reproduce the symptoms more quickly.

I just checked the iOS 16.1 beta after updating my iPad Pro 12.9 2nd generation device. It appears that this bug remains unfixed in iOS 16.1. Please check the iOS 16.1 beta version as well.

Please reply after checking the file. (The cause or if it can be improved in the next iOS update) Be sure to test on an iPhone 14 Pro or iPhone 14 Pro Max. (Simulation is not recommended.)

We shared the sample code compressed file as a Google Drive link. : https://drive.google.com/file/d/142_ymW1CGnOwIcYU7SWnR_3JAhxUPQYG/view?usp=sharing

I'm trying to add this code to my app in the next update, but the crash still comes? @available(iOS, introduced: 15.7, obsoleted: 16.0) @objc extension SKStoreProductViewController { func sceneDisconnected(_ arg: AnyObject) { } func appWillTerminate() { } }

Added code on TTS generation and exit.

Thank you for answer. When testing using StoreKit, closing the app in the background actually causes the app to crash. However, since it occurs in the background, it may have little effect when users use the app. But if we want to reduce those crash logs, we should use extenstion on devices after iOS 15.7.

I've replied back below. please note

It seems to be caused by the AdMob library, so I posted the issue to the AdMob community. If I get a solution answer or find a solution, I'll upload it.

We've been working on putting 20000 ViewControllers into an Array. We've seen that putting 20000 into an Array using append() doesn't take much time. However, it took a long time when I called removeAll() to delete the previously inserted 20000. It took about 15-20 seconds between calling removeAll and completing all append . We've even seen that using [] instead of removeAll() is time consuming which doesn't make much difference.

We are not using CoreData and the above happens.

iOS 15.3.1 version iPhone or iPad still has that phenomenon. Couldn't find a solution.

No, it's not English, it's another language.

I also tried operatingSystemVersion . operatingSystemVersion is also returned as iOS 15.0.

It still happens in version 15.0.1 as well. It has not been modified. It happens with all apps sold on the App Store. The model I am using is iPhone 12 Pro Max and the iOS version is 15.0.1.