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Apple requiring apps be developed on Xcode 13 starting April 25
“ Starting April 25, 2022, iOS, iPadOS, and watchOS apps submitted to the App Store must be built with Xcode 13, which includes the SDKs for iOS 15, iPadOS 15, and watchOS 8.”JinTech said:
According to the article, it says "Apple will soon require that all apps developed for its platforms be built with Xcode 13, the latest version of the company's development kit." which implies this will apply to old apps as well.shareef777 said:
Unlikely. That date is for NEW app submissions. Generally speaking the only time an app is booted from the store is if it A.) violates Apple's rules or B.) becomes a competitor to a feature Apple is releasing. Other then that, Apple couldn't care less how old and outdated an app is. Every version sold is $$$ for them, screw the end user experience.JinTech said:
Likely on April 25th.22july2013 said:When will Apple start booting apps from the App Store that haven't been updated for two years, since Privacy Labels were established?
Implies the action of new submissions.
Besides, Apple do this all the time - this is not a new policy - it’s simply a clarification on which version is now required.
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HomeKit bug affecting iOS disclosed by security researcher
"...the bug to Apple on August 10th, with Apple said to have planned for a security update fixing the bug to be issued by the end of 2022"
Seems a tish bit long a window to fix this bug, but hey, what do I know?
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Apple sued over atrial fibrillation optical sensor in Apple Watch
Methinx the good doctor is about to undergo a valuable lesson in the huge cavernous difference between filing a patent and actually having a valid one.
These devices have been around for yonks - I know 'cause my a-fib was monitored using one way back in the late 90s.
Prior art is gonna kick this one to the curb.
