You have updated your device to a beta version of iOS 26. Third-party developers have to spend time to update their apps to work on the new version of the operating system. Then, when those versions are ready, they will be released when iOS 26 is released but not before. This is why you should never install a beta version on your primary device. If you rely on a specific app, that app may not work, and you'll be stuck - as you have found out. Your best option is to downgrade to iOS 18.5. There are plenty of websites showing you how to do that. Your apps will then work again.

You're allowed 72 refreshes in a 24-hour period, so that's once every 20 minutes. One of my own apps displays timers on the widgets, and they generally keep in sync when I use one timeline entry with a date of now, and set it to refresh after now + 20 minutes, i.e. let date = Date() let refreshDate = Calendar.autoupdatingCurrent.date(byAdding: .minute, value: 20, to: date)! ... return Timeline(entries: entries, policy: .after(refreshDate)) I say they "generally" keep in sync. There can be occasions where they'll be a minute or two out - as @jcgoforth explained - so I work around that. (For info, if the timer is going to hit zero before the 20 minutes, then the refreshDate is set to the actual date of the end of the timer, so the refresh happens then rather than up to 20 minutes later.) The best thing you can do is use the preview timeline in Xcode. Add something like this to your widget view, and open the preview canvas in Xcode. You can then scroll through the entries and see how they'll look: #Preview(as: .systemMedium) { WidgetExtension() } timeline: { for offset in 0..<30 { let entryDate = Calendar.current.date(byAdding: .minute, value: offset, to: secondEntryDate)! let entry = SingleClockEntry(date: entryDate, configuration: configuration) entries.append(entry) }

In my app, my target's info settings list a key against the setting, not the actual text. This may be because my app is localised so the info settings need to be able to pick the right text for the right language. So, in this screenshot each item has a key next to it: Then, those keys are expanded in an InfoPlist.strings file, e.g.: NSLocationWhenInUseUsageDescription = "Application uses location data for accurate maps display"; Give it a go for your app. Just add an InfoPlist.strings file with the above text, and in the Info settings in your app target, add the key as seen in the screenshot. See whether that works. If it doesn't work, then I'm not sure what the fix is, sorry.

No need for the duplicate post if you're just going to make minor changes. You have an hour to edit your original post. Please don't clutter the forums.

Go to https://developer.apple.com/account and tap on the "Membership details" card at the top. That'll shoot you down to the section containing the renewal button. Mine is set to auto-renew so I can't show you what it looks like in any other situation, such as yours. But anyway, that's where the button is.

Just add a comment to the original feedback report. Posting updates to the Developer Forums won't really go anywhere.

Sorry, what's this post about? Why are you talking about your website? Can you try and keep your posts on-topic, and relevant to the audience, please?

Is this a question, or a bug report? If you need to report a bug, please do so at: https://feedbackassistant.apple.com/ then post the FB number here Please be sure to provide more info in the bug report than you have here. Apple will need lots more information than you've given to fix this.

Take off all the modifiers so you're left with just the Image("AppIcon"). Does it work now? If not, then it's something in your image. How about renaming it? What size is it? What format is it?, JPG, PNG?

Is your app written in Swift or ObjC? Did you try the scenePhase change? it might fix your issue. If you don't even attempt anything we suggest, then we're not really going to get anywhere.

It's a known bug in beta 1, but you should raise issues here: https://feedbackassistant.apple.com/

Do the options in the Window menu cover what you're after? There's Physical Size, Point Accurate, Pixel Accurate, and Fit Screen.

This is likely a bug, so you should raise it here: https://feedbackassistant.apple.com/ and post the FB number here. In the meantime, have you put your phones into DFU mode? That should bypass any battery management issues that might be caused by iOS 26 beta, and allow you to restore.

Can't help you without more info. Explain - without CAPITALS (it's rude to shout at us) - what it is you're seeing. If you need to add screenshots, please do, and redact any personal information.

Have you raised a Feedback report? If not, please do so at https://feedbackassistant.apple.com/ then post the FB number here.