Hi,
I was wondering if it is possible to re-route incoming calls to be answered, by default, through a CallKit app. For instance, say I have a CallKit app called "callkitphone" and someone calls me from their house phone (not even knowing that the "callkitphone" app exists). Would it be possible for me to accept their call through my callkitphone custom app? I understand you can create apps with CallKit, but, to my knowledge, in order to receive a call that gets routed through the CallKit code, someone needs to call you from your CallKit app (if I'm wrong here, please do let me know). But ideally I'd want to route the call through my CallKit code whenever someone calls, even if they are just calling from, say, their home phone.
Alternatively, if this is not possible, is it could I create an app that will directly modify the native telephone application (i.e. change the interface or something), something like an app extension for the telephone app. I don't mean create a new app with CallKit, but I mean like download an application that modifies your native iOS telephone app.
If not, is there any way I could modify my in-built native functionality for answering phone calls from people who are not using my CallKit app?
Thanks.
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Hi,
I'm a SwiftUI developer and recently made a Game, without GameKit, using only SwiftUI. It's published on the App Store, and I got a message from a user with an iOS 14 pre-release with a screen recording of an unplayable game/broken app. I tested this out myself by installing Xcode 12 beta and running the app on an iOS 14 simulator, and, indeed, the app was completely broken.
Is there someone I can contact about this? I'm a bit upset because the app is already installed on hundreds of devices which are like ticking time b0mb waiting to go off as the app will break once iOS 14 releases - users aren't able to play it and their score just goes up and up without them doing anything, it's a very game-breaking error, but I'm not too sure what I can do here.
Thank you.