SOLVED with: Unplug iPhone Switch off Bluetooth on the Watch Plug the iPhone back in and build P.S.: No need for watch on AirplaneMode or WifiOff, the bluetooth on watch was the only problem.

Solved on my project/Machine by going on Xcode to: 'MyAppName' -> 'MyTargetName' -> BuildSettings -> ExcludedArchitectures -> (Remove all, in my case removing "arm64")

I'm wondering how to force the change from this "selectPopover" to a classic UIPickerView on the WKWebView. . But if it doesn't matter for you if you use UIWebView or WKWebView, replacing in your code from the WKWebView to the old UIWebView will Solve the problem: . e.g.: This HTML code: <select id="Finalidade" name="Finalidade">     <option value="01 Pagamento de Impostos" >00001 Pagamento de Impostos</option>     <option value="02 Pagamento e Concessionorias" >00002 Pagamento e Concessionarias</option> </select> [WKWebView] Shows the "selectPopover": [UIWebView] Shows the classic UIPickerView: . Does anyone have any idea how to force the use of UIPickerView in WKWebView when [<select><option1/></select>] appears? ------------- UPDATE ------------- FYi.: If the device is running iOS below 15, the UIPickerView can/will be used on WKWebView:

SOLVED! In my case, I was using another Toolchain(that I installed to test another Swift SDK, that doesn't matter now), and all I needed to do is setting the Xcode to use the default Toolchain again: With the Xcode open, on the MenuBar(top of you screen) click on [Xcode] Click on [Toolchain] Click on [Manage Toolchain] Click/Select your Xcode's version. E.G.: In you case: "Xcode 13.2" [Extra step] I suggest you to uninstall another Toolchain that is not the default after using it, since Xcode can give some errors difficult to detect/understand, and you can do this by doing a ["Right click of your mouse" on those Toolchains ] -> [Move to Trash] Tags: @moudstar @THPHogg @Claude31 @yezzer

SOLVED! In my case, I was using another Toolchain(that I installed to test another Swift SDK, that doesn't matter now), and all I needed to do is setting the Xcode to use the default Toolchain again: With the Xcode open, on the MenuBar(top of you screen) click on [Xcode] Click on [Toolchain] Click on [Manage Toolchain] Click/Select your Xcode's version. E.G.: In you case: "Xcode 13.2" [Extra step] I suggest you to uninstall another Toolchain that is not the default after using it, since Xcode can give some errors difficult to detect/understand, and you can do this by doing a ["Right click of your mouse" on those Toolchains ] -> [Move to Trash] Tags: @hosshonar

SOLVED by Updating iOS and MacOS to the last stable version! . I never use beta versions of any OS, and my Siri shortcuts disappeared(in my Mac, and in my iPhone) only because I updated my macOS. Then I updated my iPhone too, and suddenly my Siri shortcuts that disappeared came back again on both devices.

SOLVED! . Since Apple doesn't enable iOS simulators to use the macOS Camera, what you can do is add a "Mac Designed for iPad" supported destination, which we were on your app Built for iPad, and since this is our macOS app, you will be able to use the macOS Camera. .