@mamikon13: No answers yet.  In response to my TSI request, Apple DTS said to follow up with them if the issue persists. Are you seeing any crashes in iOS 15.2 or 14.x? At what point in the app’s lifecycle do you call authorizationStatus?

@mamikon13: Two more questions: 1> Can you reproduce the crashes on your test device? 2> Do you call authorizationStatus after application(_:didFinishLaunchingWithOptions:) has executed?

@chadley: Thanks for this update. My crash stats also point to 15.1.x as the most likely root cause. No confirmation yet from Apple, to my knowledge.

Thanks for the explanation. But like IAP handling and local receipt validation, a custom solution for merchandising is easier said than done. Would be nice: a StoreKit extension to inform the app of scheduled price changes (for non-consumables) in App Store Connect.

@edford: Local crash reports seem to be OK. I created some crash report samples (“ips.synced” files) by testing in Xcode 13 with iOS14/15 devices. The files were AirDropped from the iOS device to an M1 Monterey Mac. Results: I found that the Console app can’t open “ips.synced” files. But the “CrashReporter Key” field is visible when viewed with the device log viewer in Xcode, TextEdit and the Analytics viewer on the iOS device.