Welcome to the forum. In addition to @App Store Connect Engineer's answer, this could answer your question. It may not be as straightforward as you'd wish (steps 4 and 6 in a single step), but close to it; if not enough, you should file a bug report for enhancement request. https://www.quora.com/How-can-I-move-an-iPhone-photo-to-a-specific-album-and-then-have-the-photo-removed-from-the-all-photos-album-Is-there-a-recommended-app-to-do-this To move an iPhone photo to a specific album and then have it removed from the "All Photos" album, you can use the built-in Photos app on your iPhone. Here's how: Open the Photos app and locate the photo you want to move. Tap on the photo to select it. Tap the "Share" icon (the square with an upward-pointing arrow) at the bottom of the screen. In the share sheet, tap "Add to Album." Select the album you want to add the photo to, or create a new album if desired. Once the photo has been added to the new album, you can then tap the "Delete" icon (the trash can) to remove the photo from the "All Photos" album. No additional app is required to perform this task using the built-in Photos app on your iPhone. The process is straightforward and allows you to organize your photos into specific albums while removing them from the main "All Photos" view.

This is not a development issue for your app or for development tools, but a problem with an existing software. Such an issue to better be reported in Feedback or in Users Support forum (https://discussions.apple.com/welcome).

Usually when app was rejected, you have to: generate a new build and archive (change the build number as well) create a new version in Appstore Connect (you may keep the same version number but it is safer to increment) provide all needed information in meta data submit for review (it is a 2 steps: you propose ad then, with the same button, submit to review team). Hope that helps.

And never do that ever again. Understood? you should never speak like this, it's coarse and arrogant… 😕 Have a good day

https://developer.apple.com/help/app-store-connect/manage-your-apps-availability/restore-an-app-to-the-app-store/. But if you remove the app from the store, you risk to loose the name of the app… And may have problem to re establish. I do advise not to do to avoid any bad side effect. The simplest is probably to remove all countries where the app is available (except a tiny country if Appstore Connect requests at least one). And reset when you publish new version.

Question asked by reviewer is very precise. Does your app encourage users to perform digital tasks in exchange for compensation, watch ads and/or perform other marketing-oriented tasks, If so, that's what you have to address. Relasing a new update every week does not matter here. The fact that you estimate that other apps are doin it is not an argument. First you may not know all the details about those apps, second, they may fail another time. But you should focus on your app, not look into others dishes.

Only solution that works for me is to use environment: List (myList, id: \.self) { list in // your code here } .environment(\.defaultMinListRowHeight, 12) // << NEW .overlay( // your code here I get this (I've added some bk color to see it better as well as separators Interesting discussion here: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/60474057/swiftui-reduce-spacing-of-rows-in-a-list-to-null

.frame(maxWidth: .infinity, minHeight: 20, alignment: .leading) // Reduced height This will not reduce height ; try defining idealHeight as well in addition to minHeight (is it a computed value or a fixed value ?)

Do you understand what reviewer hints at when he/she write: The app includes trick or joke functionality That's the first step to have a chance to solve.

what is the recommendation to be informed about the status of a problem when you know that a FB ticket was already filed by another party ? File a FB ticket on the same topic with a reference to the original FB ticket and pray ? Yes, that's the best. Filing a new FB helps push the topic… Note that there are some issues that are closed whilst you will never see in the status.

Did you try to use publish ? See details here: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/62740812/swiftui-observableobject-with-a-computed-property Or here to use @Observable: https://medium.com/@jywvgkchm/understanding-observation-in-swift-simplifying-swiftui-development-73853a06e86a

I don't understand your question. truncationMode lets you define how truncation is done: at the end (tail, in the middle or at the beginning (head). If not defined, I think default is tail (not sure).

I just tested in Xcode 16.0 ; deployment targets are there. Both for PROJECT and TARGETS

Did you also complete the installation of IOS simulators ?

On the screenshot, you have 2 versions of Xcode opened. Did you try by opening only 16.0 ? It was still there in 16.1ß, I'll check on 16.0 release.