Does expedited review status carry over to a build resubmitted after a rejection? As I understood the expedited terms it does, but my resubmission has now been in Waiting for Review for three days. App: Hibi Calendar: Daily Journal Apple ID: 6762520622 Submission ID: ab5ae098-30c3-4185-a723-5f7901980dfa Timeline: Mid-July: submitted v3.0, a major update (first iPad build, Apple Pencil, a day-page customization layer). Sat in Waiting for Review over a week. Jul 20: requested expedited review, citing a live marketing campaign. Granted. Jul 21, 1:47 PM: rejected on one issue, Guideline 5.1.1. A pre-permission priming screen used the button label "Grant"; the reviewer asked for neutral wording like "Continue." Build 3.0 (35). Jul 21, 2:54 PM: uploaded build 3.0 (36) with the wording fixed, about an hour later. Today, Jul 24: still Waiting for Review. Roughly three days on the new build, two weeks since the original submission. Two things I got wrong(?), up front: The rejection included the Bug Fix Submissions offer (reply to the thread, keep the current submission). I declined it and uploaded a new binary instead. Believing I was still in the expedited queue, I filed a second expedited request two days after resubmitting. It shows as granted, but nothing moved. I know repeat requests are discouraged. I've also emailed App Review with no reply for over a week, and I haven't cancelled the submission - I don't want to reset the clock over a one-word fix that's already in the binary. My questions: did uploading a new binary rather than replying to the rejection thread drop me out of the expedited queue? Anything actionable on my end, or is the only thing I can do is wait?

I recently came across new Apple Watch assistive touch features, which can recognize hand clenching, finger pinching and more. Here's the official demo video. Is there an API, which gives developers access to these new gestures? For example, to detect finger pinching or hand clenching?