Issue Description: On non-Dynamic Island devices, when the screen is on, tapping the alarm banner does not open the app or trigger any action. Steps to Reproduce: Set a regular alarm. Wait until the alarm goes off. Keep the screen on. A banner appears with options (e.g., dismiss or a secondary action). Tap anywhere on the banner area that would normally open the app. Expected Behavior: Tapping the banner should open the app. Actual Behavior: Tapping the banner has no response.

Issue Description: Tapping the app widget sometimes triggers the Universal Link twice, causing duplicate navigation or actions within the app Steps to Reproduce: Add the app widget to the home screen Tap the widget to open the app via the Universal Link Observe that the Universal Link is sometimes fired twice Expected Behavior: Tapping the widget should trigger the Universal Link only once. Actual Behavior: Universal Link is triggered twice, causing duplicate navigation or actions.

Issue Description: When the snooze alarm and a set alarm share the same time, the behavior differs between locked and unlocked screen states. The current issue occurs when the screen is unlocked and the device is on the home screen before the alarm goes off: Alarm A is set for 17:23, and the snooze button is tapped when it rings. Alarm B is set for 17:25. At 17:25, Alarm B first vibrates and then rings (no buttons are pressed at this time). A few seconds later, it vibrates a second time. After that, the alarm becomes silent. If dynamic/notification alarms are disabled, the next scheduled alarm rings normally.

Issue Description: When an alarm is set for a time earlier than the current system time, and the system time is manually adjusted back to before the alarm time, the alarm does not ring when the scheduled time is reached. Steps to Reproduce: Current time is 23:34 Set an alarm for 23:30 (earlier than the current time) Manually change the system time to 23:28 Wait until the time reaches 23:30 The alarm does not ring Device: iPhone 14 Pro / iOS 26.2

When an alarm is scheduled for 00:00, the system displays the fullscreen alarm interface twice. After the second fullscreen view appears, both the “Stop” and “Snooze” buttons become unresponsive, but using the physical button (volume or power button) can dismiss the alarm and correctly trigger the StopIntent. This behavior occurs consistently (100%), whether the system time is set normally or manually adjusted before the alarm triggers. Environment: Device: iPhone 14 Pro Max iOS Version: 26.0 Reproducibility: 100%