AFAIK, Siri AI is not (yet) authorized in Europe, because of DMA regulation. Por lo que sé, la IA de Siri no está (todavía) autorizada en Europa debido a la normativa de la DMA.

Welcome to the forum @FelixJames. Are you sure it is the same message as the first one ? In my case I had first to sign the licence agreement then to review the updated Paid Applications Schedule. If that answers your question, don't forget to close the thread by marking the answer as correct. Otherwise, please show the message you get.

Welcome to the forum. AFAIK, a resubmission is not considered a priority. And you should explain clearly in comments to reviewer what you did to fix the problems.

It depends the reasons for which you were rejected. But it would be wise to have the developer online, it is a rare opportunity for you to solve the issues and pass the review, don't miss it.

Yes, AVSpeechSynthesizer sometimes interpret the words, which is really annoying. I filed 5 years ago a problem with synthesizer with all caps words. In some cases, the word was spelled letter by letter. Here is the content of the bug report dating May 21: FB9036694 Using AVSpeechSynthesizer, I noticed that some works in UPPERCASE are not correctly spoken. SMALL is correctly pronounced small but WIDTH is pronounced by spelling W-I-D-T-H Version 12.4 (12D4e) MacOS 10.15.7 (19H524) I reproduced the problem in playground: var sentence = "Hello everyone. WIDTH. Now the width and height." // the sentence to be told" let synthesizer = AVSpeechSynthesizer() let utterance = AVSpeechUtterance(string: sentence) utterance.voice = AVSpeechSynthesisVoice( language: "en-GB" ) utterance.rate = AVSpeechUtteranceDefaultSpeechRate synthesizer.speak(utterance)

What is surprising is the lack of proper moderation: immediately remove spams (they are easy to detect) for questions about the long time for review process, inform with a private message the one who posted that it's not the purpose of the forum and delete the post. Or move the post to a specific section and not show on the general flow of posts. That would seriously clean up the forum. And with less than 200 posts a day, that does not seem to be an overwhelming moderation effort.

Very interesting post about SO. Does it it mean that spy called social media have poured over those forums ? I heard that the same is happening to LinkedIn for instance. So the problem is larger than developers. On my own, I'll continue to participate to these forums until there is nothing worth to it.

OK, I'm probably the only one to have this concern. So, let's close the thread.

But the current poor state of forums … I totally agree. Forums have become nearly useless, both for those who post (rarely get a reply to a real developer question) and for those who read to provide answer and to learn from the questions as well (that was a great value of the forum in the past). Interesting to note that is is not the case on Stack Overflow. My guess is that, as it is developer.apple forum, many believe or hope it is a direct channel to Apple to boost or influence their review. Unfortunately, some answers from Apple staff like "thank you for contacting us, we shall forward…" is just encouraging the trend whilst bringing no answer (just let the author feel having been heard).   allow other developers to ignore them. Absolutely, notably in the general list of posts (https://developer.apple.com/forums/allPosts) PS. I've noticed that the situation deteriorated rapidly after the change of forum software a few years ago.

That looks like a bug in Xcode. Did you file a bug report ?

I do not get the slash in the run/stop button. Xcode 27.1 beta 1 and MacOS 26.6.1. What type of project is yours ?

Can't you work around by detecting screen size ? Unfortunately, I fear solutions proposed here do not work after iPhone 15. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/26028918/how-to-determine-the-current-iphone-device-model And I do see the duo in this list: https://gist.github.com/adamawolf/3048717

Did you see Xcode 27.2 Beta Release Notes?   Important The iOS SDK and simulator support for iPhone Duo will be available later this month in an upcoming release of Xcode 27.1. So should be available before the end of September. Check if there is a new beta 1 release, it could be there (see comment in this thread: https://developer.apple.com/forums/thread/845505).

What additional steps do I now perform to indicate my question has been answered? Any other suggested action I should take? You've marked the correct answer, and thumbed up other answers, that's perfect.   I love my Apple products, since 1984 (if you catch my point). 1984 only ? That's pretty recent 😉. I started in 79 on Apple ][.

What Quinn said, plus Wondering if writing an app will make life easier in the long run, plus, some day I will need to pass the coordinating to someone else. It would be easier for them to learn an app versus all the steps in Excel. It depends on the complexity of the app, but, by experience, reworking on a sophisticated Excel sheet written by someone else is really tricky and error prone. So, if your application is a little bit sophisticated, Excel is not the way to go (IMHO). In addition, native app will let you add features that cannot be implemented in Excel. An app appears well adapted and SwiftUI would probably make it pretty easy to develop.   Do I develop using Swift (and deal with finding future replacement with a Mac) What is your concern with Mac ? BTW, SwiftUI makes it easy to be cross platforms (Mac, iOS, iPadOS…) Don't forget to close the thread once you have made your mind.