App crash on iOS 13 with dyld3::closure::ObjCStringTable::hash(char const*, unsigned long)

Great news! Thanks for the update!

In which moment do we need to change the protection level for the Temp Directory?

One of the easiest way to reproduce the crash is

1. When app is running, lock the phone

2. Do mobile call and receive on device

3. The app goes to background and crash.

The crash is 100% reproduciable

With iOS 13.2 beta 3, the crash is not reproducible with above mentioned step. Looks like the issue was from Apple and they have taken care in 13.2 release

I could reproduce this on iOS 13.1 but can no longer reproduce it on 13.2 beta 4. Do you still see this issue when you revert to NSFileProtectionComplete?

Hi Adam, are you seeing this totally crash fixed or just mitigated in 13.2.0? We're still observing reports of a similar crash for our app on devices running 13.2.0, in Fabric even though the repro steps listed below by girish.muchalambe@globant.com no longer crash on 13.2.0 (whereas it was crashing on 13.1.3).

Hi Brandon - We've had complete resolution of this crash with the official release of 13.2. Maybe your 13.2 crashes were from users running 13.2 Beta 1 or 13.2 Beta 2 (where the underlying iOS issue still existed).

Hope this helps!

Changing NSFileProtectionComplete to

NSFileProtectionCompleteUnlessOpen will help to avoid the crash?

or only changing to NSFileProtectionCompleteUntilFirstUserAuthentication alone will fix the crash?

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