do things on their own Could you describe what they do ?   no wifi around, Do you mean you turned off wifi or did not find a wifi connection (that's different) Bluetooth: probably not, it is short range. Devices could speak between them, but no access from outside most likely. Did you try to turn it off as well ? You could read this: https://www.macworld.com/article/676307/how-to-know-if-your-mac-has-been-hacked.html If you were hacked, hackers would probably have taken care that nothing appears on screen. So unlikely. May be you have tasks running in background ? Or is it automatic software updates (but that should not if wifi is off).

You included in the Xcode project meta data ? If so, generate a new build after removing support for iPad. As you are still in Prepare for submission, I think you can remove the old build and use the new one. Hope that works.

Welcome to the forum. May be the pin is hidden just as the title of your post ? 😉 What do you expect other developers can do for you ? You should read how to properly use the forum: https://developer.apple.com/forums/thread/706527 PS: Ask Twitter, if they still have any customer support.

What is FormLable ? Problem is opacity. You do not see the picker. But if you tap just outside the blue dot, it works (tested with Xcode 16.2). I changed to: Image(systemName: "circle.fill") .font(.system(size: 12, weight: .medium)) .foregroundColor(.blue) .overlay(ColorPicker("Color", selection: $color).labelsHidden().opacity(0.5)) // opacity(0.015)) Then you can see the picker more clearly.

What is important is that evaluation may stop after 3 minutes. What's after will probably be ignored as reviewer will end his review after 3 minutes. So, if you think that reviewer does need more to understand and appreciate your app, you take a great risk. If what's after 3 minutes is not so important, you can keep the app as is. But at your own risk. You'd better simplify it to make sure key features can be reviewed in 3 minutes.

Which version of MacOS ? You should try to reinstall, maybe from a different site. You can use: https://xcodereleases.com

That's just a guess… Xcode 15 was released on 9/18/2023 it became mandatory on April 29 which was announced on Feb 6 Xcode 16 was released on 9/16/2024 So, if the same planning applies, we should have an announcement pretty soon (just before next week event ?) with a deadline by end of April 2025 But that's just my personal guess, we'll see. In such a case, the best for you would be either: if you need to publish in the next 2 months, plan to have a version ready on Xcode 15 by mid April, just in case or switch now to Xcode 16 (that should not require major changes to your code anyway).

Could you explain precisely what you'd expect and what you get ? When I test your code the hover disabled button does not show hovering. However, if I comment out disabled(true) Menu("Menu") { Button("Disabled Button") {} // .disabled(true) .hoverEffectDisabled() // This doesn't work. Button("Enabled Button") {} } hovering is active. This may be due to the override by the view higher in hierarchy as explained in documentation The higher views in a view hierarchy can override the value you set on this view. In the following example, the button does not display a hover effect because the outer hoverEffectDisabled(_:) modifier overrides the inner one: HStack { Button("Press") {} .hoverEffectDisabled(false) } .hoverEffectDisabled(true)

As desribed here https://developer.apple.com/help/app-store-connect/update-your-app/release-a-version-update-in-phases/ option is available on condition. 🔅 Prepare for Submission 🔅 Waiting for Review 🔅 In Review 🔅 Waiting for Export Compliance 🔅 Pending Developer Release ❌ Developer Rejected ❌ Rejected ❌ Metadata Rejected Do you meet one of those ? If so, you should file a bug report.

Effectively, documentation is usually very short on providing answer. probably because we can search the web for it… There is one hope, that intelligent auto completion (which is really fascinating) will be the solution to it. In the meantime, you should not worry too much. Deprecated means Apple may remove it anytime in the future. It may work for a few more years but one day it will crash and you can't say you have not been warned. Get details here: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/42586403/what-happens-when-you-run-deprecated-code-in-swift

Yes you can. Connect the iPhone to the Mac, select it as the destination at the very top of Xcode window, compile and run and that should work.

Welcome to the forum. What was the complete message from reviewer ? Did he tell on which platform ? Does your app use network connection ? If so, are you sure it works for instance behind firewall ? Of course, you should look very carefully to the changes you made since last release that was accepted. Have kept (that's a basic) the exact and complete project as it was for this last accepted review (otherwise you are in a very difficult situation). In any case, you give so little information that the only advice is "review your code very thoroughly".

Found it. Must use originalImage and not editedImage if let image = info[convertFromUIImagePickerControllerInfoKey(UIImagePickerController.InfoKey.originalImage)] as? UIImage {

The forum is not the right place for such a request. You should either appeal in AppstoreConnect contact support. Good luck.

If I understand what you want… I would avoid mixing files between p^rojects. That may have really bad side effects. What I do: open the other project close all panels except the file itself resize its window to reduce width and put it next to the main project. that does mimic pretty well having the 2 files in adjacents panels.