Overall it's a great platform. It needs some tweaks, but I think in the future, people will buy Macs or computers in general just for specific work tasks or some basic computer tasks. These VR googles might become main stream. If Apple could put 1nm chips in them, reduce cooler space, reduce weight by 20-30%, 50% would be better (not sure if it is possible considering optics (displays, cameras, sensors will get smaller I have no doubt), reduce energy consumption and would overtake personal computers. Leaving aside entertainment, I can imagine architects designing buildings directly on the site and engineers desinging machines using this device as opposed to CAD systems on a PC :-).

Tried Chrome with incognito mode and Safari. Still getting "Something went wrong. Try again later." and no test account is created.

For now resolved using .focusable(UIAccessibility.isVoiceOverRunning) It looks like making static views purposely focusable for voiceover is not going to be needed on so many places.

When turning off "read screen after delay" it works correctly and VoiceOver reads only focused item in ScrollView and not the other items. However I would still like to achieve similar behavior as "Apple TV+" app, because it only appears to use the feature "Read after delay" in forms or detail of the show, but not in scrolling lists when "Read after delay" is ON. Is it possible that Apple uses different approach than .accessibility properties, perhaps undocumented APIs or do they turn "Read after delay" somehow off while focus is in ScrollView? For now I guess we can live with current behavior, but it would be nice to replicate how Apple's app works.

Sorry for typos, editing does not work, updated text does not get saved.

Sorry for typos, I tried to edit the page like 50 times and it does not get saved.

It looks like after replacing AVPlayerItem, preventing display sleep works again. But in our scenario this isn't a good solution as we want smooth playback during transitions between app UI and full screen player.