@Ngoctram_htn1 you'll probably have to rebuild/resign your enterprise apps in Xcode 13. It seems to be tied to this change.

Seems like this is initially first rolled out in the US with a handful of states. Apple will need to confer with the different issuing agencies to ensure that the implementation is legally valid and wards off identity fraud.

Thus far it’s stated that it’s only SwiftUI and that the new playgrounds that supports this will be launched in the fall (as per SOTU).

The iOS 15 developer beta is now available for developers on the developer download page. The public beta will start a month from now and the actual release is announced to be in the fall, which typically coincides with the release of the new iPhone.

How do I resolve this There are a few options in order of difficulty: See if you can connect to it through Xcode/Configurator and restore back to 14.6 from there Trigger recovery mode (this will only erase and start 14.7 from scratch) by repeatedly unplugging and plugging power back in Contact support and explain the situation and that you’d like to revert back to 14.6 what caused it Could be anything, comes with the territory of dealing with betas.

Xcode 12.5 and up require Big Sur. The latest version of Xcode that is supported on Catalina is 12.4.

Sounds like you’re having trouble with an app. This is the developer forum, meant for developers to help each other with questions regarding developing apps. Your question might be better fitted for the regular Apple forum, which you can find here. That said, you might have better luck contacting the developer of the app that’s causing issues or by contacting Apple support if you have issues with your Apple ID.

Based on user reports on how to reproduce this I’m starting to suspect this might be tied to TabView’s new PageTabViewStyle in iOS 14. Still unable to reproduce this, I’m thinking this might be a SwiftUI bug.

Do you happen to use PageTabViewStyle with TabView? I have a similar issue and I’m starting to think the new PageTabViewStyle might be the culprit.

NavigationLink needs to be within the NavigationView hierarchy so you’ll need to be a bit creative with this. Something like: struct YourView: View { @State private var isActive = false @State private var goTo = “” var body: some View { NavigationView { etc. } .background( NavigationLink(destination: Text(self.goTo), isActive: $isActive) { 										EmptyView() 								}) } } And then for the toolbar all you need to do is: .toolbar {          ToolbarItem(placement: .navigationBarLeading) {            Menu {          Button("Go to 1") { 										 self.goTo = "Destination 1" 										 self.isActive = true 								 } 								 Button("Go to 2") { 										 self.goTo = "Destination 2" 										 self.isActive = true 								 }         }            label: {             Label("Add", systemImage: "plus")           }         }		 } Can’t get the indentation right for your code, for some reason the editor doesn’t play nice, but I think you’ll be able to figure it out.

I think you might’ve ended up on the wrong forum. This forum is for developers that have issues or questions about app development. the forum you’re probably looking for is here - https://discussions.apple.com/welcome.