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Reply to ppq.apple.com returning 502 Bad Gateway - Unable to verify developer apps on device
Same issue here since this evening (March 10, 2026) on both iPhone and iPad, paid Apple Developer Program account. After extensive troubleshooting — new certificates, new provisioning profiles, device restarts, testing on both Wi-Fi and cellular — I can confirm this is server-side. https://ppq.apple.com is returning 502 Bad Gateway intermittently. It sometimes responds with "OK", which makes the issue harder to diagnose as it appears to be working when checked manually. Awaiting a fix from Apple.
Mar ’26
Reply to Menu in the bottom bar flies to the top of the screen
Hello, you’re absolutely right. The same thing is happening to me on iOS 26.2.1 as well. If I tap it quickly while the subview is still loading, the menu shoots up toward the top of the screen. I’ve tried everything, but it’s caused by the time it takes for the view to process. If you disable it for 1 second until the view is fully loaded, it no longer misbehaves. If I put it in a ToolbarItem positioned at .topBarTrailing, no matter how quickly I tap it, it doesn’t behave strangely. Weird
Topic: UI Frameworks SubTopic: SwiftUI
Feb ’26
Reply to ppq.apple.com returning 502 Bad Gateway - Unable to verify developer apps on device
Same issue here since this evening (March 10, 2026) on both iPhone and iPad, paid Apple Developer Program account. After extensive troubleshooting — new certificates, new provisioning profiles, device restarts, testing on both Wi-Fi and cellular — I can confirm this is server-side. https://ppq.apple.com is returning 502 Bad Gateway intermittently. It sometimes responds with "OK", which makes the issue harder to diagnose as it appears to be working when checked manually. Awaiting a fix from Apple.
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Mar ’26
Reply to Menu in the bottom bar flies to the top of the screen
Hello, you’re absolutely right. The same thing is happening to me on iOS 26.2.1 as well. If I tap it quickly while the subview is still loading, the menu shoots up toward the top of the screen. I’ve tried everything, but it’s caused by the time it takes for the view to process. If you disable it for 1 second until the view is fully loaded, it no longer misbehaves. If I put it in a ToolbarItem positioned at .topBarTrailing, no matter how quickly I tap it, it doesn’t behave strangely. Weird
Topic: UI Frameworks SubTopic: SwiftUI
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Feb ’26