Hello! I am working on an application with a chat feature. The chat is implemented using a UICollectionView. The content in our chat grows from the bottom and upwards, as is standard (like for instance the Messages app), with the most recent item being shown at the bottom. We have implemented this using a "hack", flipping the collection view upside-down by using a transform, and flipping the content views of the cells upside down again. This works nicely; the only remaining problem is ensuring that elements are read in the correct order for users with VoiceOver enabled. Standard behaviour with VoiceOver enabled for collection views is that swiping right moves focus to the next element, while swiping left moves focus to the previous element. Despite the collectionView being inverted (upside-down) swiping right with VoiceOver enabled moves focus to the element above, while swiping left moves focus to the element below. Is there any way to invert this behaviour? I have looked at subclassing the collection view and overriding accessibilityIncrement and accessibilityDecrement, but it did not have any effect. It seems the standard collection view accessibility container implementation does not call these methods.

Hi! We recently released a major update of our app, and we would really like to keep track of how the version is being received, by analysing the app rating of said version. The App Store Connect website does not allow me to filter the current app rating on any other property than region, as far as I can see, so I tried using the App Store Connect API. The closest thing I can find is the endpoint List All Customer Reviews for an App Store Version, but this appears to only return entries that have a written review, while we are looking to analyse the rating of our latest app version. Does Apple provide any tool that lets me achieve this, or do I have to resort to paying for a 3rd party tool, that probably screen scrapes to get this information?