I fixed it by adding App development certificate from account settings

Even tried out signing but didn't work

[quote='827495022, DTS Engineer, /thread/773496?answerId=827495022#827495022'] I am referring to application(_:continue:restorationHandler:). [/quote] I tried this method also but it wasn't called in the AppDelegate, is it because my app is written in swiftUi and I should use this .onContinueUserActivity(NSUserActivityTypeLockedCameraCapture) {} one ?

@DTS Engineer I have two questions the first one the function you are referring to in the UIApplicationDelegate is didFinishLaunchingWithOptions right ? the second question is that how can I access the images in the directory ? like how can I know the name of the front and the back image ? if you can provide more context on how I can access the images from the directory will be very helpful.

I am using AVMulti so the user captures two images how can I access those images if there is only one url that stores the captured images for the lockScreenCapture extension ?

I was missing the key in the info plist for the camera usage in the LockedCameraCaptureExtension

@SpaceMan why the documentation says it’s available from iOS 13 then ? If it’s only available in Xcode 16

the view I am trying to do

I solved this issue by checking the notes of the events, if there is a link in the notes for any virtual event then this event is a Online Meeting. if anyone one needs the code tell me

I solved this issue. The problem is that one of the apples guidlines is that the app must be displayed on all iOS sizes correctly. Add recently they added all the iOS apps to the iPadOS app with iphoneSE view. so I fixed that by adjusting my view for all the device sizes. Unfortunately, what made me ask the wrong question was some misleading from apple review team. They kept saying you need to adjust the view of the app on iPad and that mislead me a lot.