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Under-display camera behavior during FaceTime
When a persistent camera session such as FaceTime is active on the inner display, the under-display camera becomes visible. What is the behavior when such a session is active and the user switches to my app, where some content, such as Navigation titles, normally sits in the region of the camera? Will the camera become hidden again and show in FaceTime that the call participant's camera is unavailable, or is there some other behavior of which I as an app developer should be aware? Thank you!
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Xcode 27 Device Hub unable to create simulator
I am testing the Xcode 27 Beta and new Device Hub app on my MacBook Pro (M5) with macOS Tahoe 26.5.1, but every time I try to create a new Simulator, the process begins to run, but then fails after this message appears that says “Family quit unexpectedly." I looked over the details of the issue, and it is indeed directly linked to the failing simulator creation. Since this issue makes it impossible to Build and Run any app in the new Xcode 27 beta, it makes it almost completely useless for me. I have already downloaded the iOS 27 simulator, but it fails to boot in the Device Hub.
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Under-display camera behavior during FaceTime
When a persistent camera session such as FaceTime is active on the inner display, the under-display camera becomes visible. What is the behavior when such a session is active and the user switches to my app, where some content, such as Navigation titles, normally sits in the region of the camera? Will the camera become hidden again and show in FaceTime that the call participant's camera is unavailable, or is there some other behavior of which I as an app developer should be aware? Thank you!
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Xcode 27 Device Hub unable to create simulator
I am testing the Xcode 27 Beta and new Device Hub app on my MacBook Pro (M5) with macOS Tahoe 26.5.1, but every time I try to create a new Simulator, the process begins to run, but then fails after this message appears that says “Family quit unexpectedly." I looked over the details of the issue, and it is indeed directly linked to the failing simulator creation. Since this issue makes it impossible to Build and Run any app in the new Xcode 27 beta, it makes it almost completely useless for me. I have already downloaded the iOS 27 simulator, but it fails to boot in the Device Hub.
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