Did you try to set a minimum age of 18 ? And explain why:because it is to train people (adults) to cenversation, not for children to play.

As you save the stokes, going through eac stroke is probably the easiest ans safest way. Save the original canvas size. Don’t change the stores strokes, just adapt to the canvas size.

I fear no one here can tell. So, read carefully the release notes to check if the bug you have in mind is corrected. Did you file a bug report about it ? It would help.

I tested your code. When rotating, the canvas size changes, but the drawing remains the same. I cannot find immediately in your code what should make the existing drawing scale to the new format. Where is it ? Is it here ? override func draw(_ rect: CGRect) { super.draw(rect) guard let context: CGContext = UIGraphicsGetCurrentContext() else { return } for stroke in Database.strokes { context.setLineCap(.round) context.setLineJoin(.round) context.setLineWidth(2.0) context.setAlpha(1.0) context.setBlendMode(.normal) context.setStrokeColor(UIColor.black.cgColor) context.addPath(stroke.path) context.strokePath() } } But Database.strokes is not scaled on device rotation. Why should the drawing change ? Try to scale Database.strokes when you rotate device, then drawing will adapt.

Why do you create a new root VC ? You should not. You simply have to: use NSLocalizedString everywhere go to app setting to change the language there For this, I use openSettings: @objc func openSettings() { guard let settingsUrl = URL(string: UIApplication.openSettingsURLString) else { return } if UIApplication.shared.canOpenURL(settingsUrl) { UIApplication.shared.open(settingsUrl, completionHandler: nil) } } It is called from an alert, could be from any button: Here is the alert action okAction = UIAlertAction(title: "any title you want", style: .default, handler: { (action) -> Void in self.openSettings()} )

On what View did you apply the constraints ? Could you: a screenshot explaining what you get and what you'd expect a screenshot of the Size Inspector in which constraints are defined

@develop1226 I once experienced a similar problem when I defined shouldChangeCharactersIn(), which discarded return keystroke. Could it be your problem ? If so, you should add this early in shouldChangeCharactersIn() if let char = string.cString(using: String.Encoding.utf8) { let isReturn = strcmp(char, "\\r") if (isReturn == -82) { backSpace = true } }

What is your question to the developers community, at the end of (way too long, could not read it to the end) message ? If your question is for Apple, note that the forum is not an official channel to them.

Welcome to the forum. It is UIKit app (not SwiftUI ?) Is it on device or simulator ? You can add this func in your viewController: func textFieldShouldReturn(_ textField: UITextField) -> Bool { self.view.endEditing(true) return false } Tell if it works, then don't forget to close the thread by marking the correct answer. Otherwise, could you show the complete attributes inspector for the TextField ? As well as its connections Inspector panel.

Welcome to the forum. Which OS version do you use ? Did you test with iPadOS 18.4.1 ?

Welcome to the forum.   Is there any way to directly contact/speak with the reviewer who evaluates our app for approval? AFAIK, it is not possible to discuss directly with a reviewer.   How can we have a conversation beyond the copy pasted template responses being provided? Did you appeal the rejection ?   Any other suggestions for our next steps? Have you an idea of what, in your app other its metadata may lead the reviewer to think you are collecting funds ? When you update the submission, explain your point of view, clearly, synthetically and politely in the notes to reviewer ?

You'll just have to take care with storage. It's OK if you manage it properly.

What exactly do you want to mimic. Your question is not precise enough to get proper answer. In SwiftUI, that would be a List, with a VStack for each item (Surname, First Name, Company), and 2 Text in each VStack, with the proper font attributes…

In Apple Library, you have Swift programming Language. For most up to date reference (Swift 6.1): https://docs.swift.org/swift-book/documentation/the-swift-programming-language/aboutthelanguagereference/

I tested your code (Xcode 16.3) and it works without issue. Which Xcode version do you use ? As you posted a screenshot only (you should paste the real code, as is), it is not possible to say if you have a non printing character somewhere. Show hidden characters to check (Menu: Editor -> Invisibles) Please show real and complete code if you need more help. Error may be elsewhere in your file as well.