Did you ever get a response for this!? Also, I made changes to already existing IAP items, updated the prices, and it shows as ready for sale, but in the app it still reflects the old price vs the new price that was inputted, how long does that take to get updated to the users?

My question in regards to the dynamic island is; does the application need to be in a certain "state" for the island to know to expect activities to it? Meaning, there will be sometimes where when the user puts the app in the background/closes it and has no intension of getting activities/updates via the island whereas there will be times they would like the realtime updates via the island. Ex. Uber is an app that every interaction will benefit with realtime updates and the island is perfect for it. But for lets say for a sports score app. I may not want updates from the app for every game so when i close the app, don't send me updates. On the flip side there may be times where I do want the update send to me for certain games realtime without the app being on etc...

I am unsure how to implement your solutions? Can you show more code... like in this case datePicker.subviews.first?.subviews.last?.backgroundColor = UIColor.red How do you declare the picker? Same for this example: if #available(iOS 14.0, *) { let transparent = UIColor(red: 255.0 , green: 255.0, blue: 255.0, alpha: 0.0) pickerView.subviews[1].backgroundColor = transparent }

The best and easiest thing you can do is just publish your app in TestFlight. This way you can see what older build versions will look across different iOS versions, including the newer iOS 14.0.1

Hello,Did you ever find a solution for this, I am facing the same issue as you. Sergio