My iOS app (paid app) is currently localized to ten different languages. However, some of the languages are not justifying the required ongoing efforts to support them. I therefore wish to remove a specific language, but I wonder if there are any basic rules or limitations about removing a language from an app. For example, am I required announcing the removal in some place (e.g. App Store or my website), for a predefined time period (e.g. one year ahead of removal) I can easily envision a case where a user who just purchased the app with support for her native language, have the app suddenly appear in English on the next update from the App Store. And that after paying nicely for the app and putting the efforts to build its database. That would obviously frustrate the user. Any thoughts about how to deal with this?

Very strange issue. It seems that a specific project of mine causes Xcode to crash while idle due to resources issue. Not sure if related, but when viewing source code differences of this project, the entire window is flickering like crazy... crash file is attached (converted to txt file otherwise can't attach it) Any ideas? ExcResource_Xcode-2022-10-07-115919.diag.txt

Xcode 14 Beta 5 shows this exception: [<_UINavigationBarContentViewLayout valueForUndefinedKey:]: this class is not key value coding-compliant for the key inlineTitleView. I am getting this new exception in all my obj-c projects while using Xcode 14 Beta 5. A few notes: Exception appears on any simulator device (running iOS 16) Exception appears right on the start inside int main(int argc, char * argv[]) No exception on real device running iOS 15 Exception can be ignored (no crash). I wonder if anyone else encountered this.