Fixed! I don't know which one of this is the one that fixes this issue. I didn't try it separately, just did both the same time. In String Catalog, I marked all English locale to be "Reviewed". Doing this will turn the existing grey texts into black App Store Connect warned me that I didn't have a localization for custom intent (for widgets). In Xcode, in the intent file, I click Localize in the Inspectors. Doing this will increase the number of File Localized to 1 for each locale. Note: I just realized that in App Store Connect, when you will your app in TestFlight tab. There is a Build Metadata, and if you scroll down you will see Store Information section. This will list all supported languages. You can check this before actually publish your app.

Fixed! I don't know which one of this is the one that fixes this issue. I didn't try it separately, just did both the same time. In String Catalog, I marked all English locale to be "Reviewed". Doing this will turn the existing grey texts into black App Store Connect warned me that I didn't have a localization for custom intent (for widgets). In Xcode, in the intent file, I click Localize in the Inspectors. Doing this will increase the number of File Localized to 1 for each locale. Note: I just realized that in App Store Connect, when you will your app in TestFlight tab. There is a Build Metadata, and if you scroll down you will see Store Information section. This will list all supported languages. You can check this before actually publish your app.

Here is what I did on my project. Use .privacySensitive(false) and .unredacted() if you want your text to be visible even when the device is locked AND the settings in Face ID & Passcode>Allow Access when Locked>Lock Screen Widgets is enable. I am not sure why it has to be these two modifiers or why I did this way but using these 2 modifiers together works for me. Please keep in mind that I apply this modifiers to the entire view, not just some texts. If you don't use these two modifiers, it means that it will follow that settings here (Face ID & Passcode>Allow Access when Locked>Lock Screen Widgets). So... First I would suggest you check the settings in Settings first and make sure that the Lock Screen Widgets is disabled. This way you can then test your code. Second, if you want to hide the second Text, you should do the opposite by applying the modifier to the first Text instead. Like this Text("Name of Subject") .font(.system(size: 15.0)) .privacySensitive(false) .unredacted() Text(entry.dataIsOutdated ? "-.--" : entry.valueAsString!) .font(.system(size: 28.0)) .fontWeight(.bold) .minimumScaleFactor(0.5) If this doesn't work you may try to put .privacySensitive(true) to your second Text. Note that sometimes I have to delete the widget and re-add it to have it worked. Hope this might help.

I have the same problem. Can't run Apple Watch simulator at all.