I'm experiencing the same issue. It seems that setting resizeMode to .fast alleviates the problem.

I know this was two years ago so you probably found a workaround by now, but I just came across this and figured out a hack to make it work. // Manually set the bounds to be larger than 28x28. // 80 is an arbitrary number to prevent clipping. annotationView.bounds = CGRect( x: self.point(for: location.coordinate).x, y: self.point(for: location.coordinate).y, width: 80, height: 80 ) // Use the bounds (not the frame) with setting the rect to draw in let rect = CGRect( x: self.point(for: location.coordinate).x, y: self.point(for: location.coordinate).y, width: annotationView.bounds.width, height: annotationView.bounds.height ) For me, this has fixed the problem. I'm not completely comfortable with having to use 80 as an arbitrary value – it feels like it could break in the future – but it'll do for now.

Just to close the loop on this, it's no longer an issue from iOS 16 beta 5 onwards.

I just tried this and it did indeed fix the problem. Thanks for helping!

I'd also like to do this in an app. The app I'm building uses Spotify's API, so I need users to go to Safari to sign in to Spotify and authorise my app to access their data, then be redirected to my app via a redirect URI callback.

I've been looking for the same, but sadly I don't think it's possible yet.

Thank you, the new API makes a lot of sense. Have a good WWDC 😊