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Follow-up question!
This webpage has a section on "Regulated Financial Services Disclosure": https://developer.apple.com/app-store/app-privacy-details/#regulated-disclosure
I work on a regulated financial app, and we do use some API calls that would be affected by the new Disclosure rules - and these calls are used by us exclusively to assist our fraud-prevention efforts. I believe I can tick all four bullet points in that section.
Will there be a process to apply for exemption? None of the NSPrivacyAccessedAPITypeReasons are correct for our use case, and the nature of our fraud-prevention models requires that some "derived information" is sent off device.
Matthew
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The file was not added to the right target under Target Membership
And that correct target is.....?
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I see this too, with iOS 15 beta 2. Beta 1 was OK.
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Have you tried adding ITSAppUsesNonExemptEncryption:NO to your iOS target's Info.plist?
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I added ITSAppUsesNonExemptEncryption:NO to my iOS target's Info.plist, and pushed another build. This seemed to unblock things.
(Or maybe it was just a co-incidence!)
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For anyone else with a freezing WatchOS 7 beta 3: I think it’s the watchface.
”Numerals Duo” freezes regularly. “California” does not.
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I had the same problem too - and also couldn't register TouchID fingerprints. Resetting the SMC fixed it - thank-you @mattprowse.
NavigationView is a container for other views; it starts by showing its child view - the root view in the navigation stack - and the user can use NavigationLinks to navigate to second view, which will be shown inside the same parent NavigtionView.
So it's the child's responsibility to provide content to display - and that includes the title.
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@claude31: you didn't read the question.@realli15: I've got this working, but it might not be the best solution.You have two segues here: one which presents the UINavigationController, and another which sets the root ViewController inside the UINavigationController - so I pass the data through both segues, using a custom UINavigationController.In my case, I have three ViewControllers:- MainViewController (extends UIViewController)- SettingsNavigationController (extends UINavigationController)- SettingsViewController (extends UIViewController)I want to create a SettingsViewModel in the MainViewController, and pass it through to the SettingsViewController.So I first pass it into SettingsNavigationController, using an @IBSegueAction in MainViewController. This creates SettingsNavigationController, passing in the SettingsViewModel, which is stored in a property. The "present navigation controller" segue is wired up to this instantiation function.Then I also have an @IBSegueAction in SettingsNavigationController, which makes the SettingsViewController, passing in the stored SettingsViewModel. The "set root viewcontroller" segue is wired up to this instantiation function.Hope that helps :-)
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Your entitlements file will need an extra string in the array, value "TAG", in order to use NFCTagReaderSession:<key>com.apple.developer.nfc.readersession.formats</key>
<array>
<string>NDEF</string>
<string>TAG</string>
</array>
