Hi,I saw reply from KMT yesterday on this and then I replied back as well to KIM, why that conversation is deleted??As we have our customers Apple developer account and they receive an email every time from App Store Connect for this UIWebView deprecation warning which has been already escalated. This time I would like to make sure we are not going to receive the same warning and which is why I just need confirmation from your side.Have also tried creating a separate fresh(without using 3rd party tools/SDK’s/API’s/Pods) sample app which is using WKWebView inside and named it TestWKWebView then archived it, I can still find UIWebView matches in TestWKWebView 07-05-20, 7.18PM.xarchive file post running grep -r UIWebView . command as mentioned below:Binary file ./dSYMs/TestWKWebView.app.dSYM/Contents/Resources/DWARF/TestWKWebView matchesAnd if I go to above path and open TestWKWebView file in TextEdit and search for UIWebView, I could only find strings containing UIWEView like UIWebViewNavigationType, UIWebViewNavigationTypeBackForward etc. But not exactly matching with UIWebView.I just want to understand will this still create problem while submitting the app to the AppStore? Or this should be OK to go with?Please let me know asap as I am completely blocked and can not submit my app to the AppStore until I get confirmation from your side.

Thank you for your support! Is that mean, we do not need to ask permission to access photos library and I can use photos/videos in my app without taking user permission? If I go with this approach, will this create any problem when I will submit my app for review process before it is live on AppStore? Is there any chance my app will get rejected as I am accessing photos library without user permission?

Thanks for your response! I am using Xcode 11 only to submit production build. My worry is about the above two code snippet I used to support iOS 14 should not cause app rejection. Could you please confirm on this?

Any update on this you may have would be really appreciated.!