This sounds very much like a question you'd ask in a job interview, and as such, I don't think we should answer you. You can easily search the internet for a thousand opinions on this. Please don't clog up the Developer Forums with this banal nonsense. Thank you.

iMazing is not developed by Amnesty International.

I doubt it; that would be a privacy nightmare. No app should be able to see notifications from other apps.

I think that's just you. You need to restart your devices, maybe? Perhaps you haven't enabled Developer Mode?

This will get out of date quickly. You should create your year strings ("2023/2024"... etc.) with some code that crafts the Strings. You wouldn't then need the enum at all because you could just say, "if user picks primo (first year), then use last year and last year +1", "If user picks secondo, use current year and current year + 1" etc.

I get asked what SDKs to download on first run, and you can also download them in the Platforms section of Xcode's Settings.

This isn't the place for feature requests. These are the Developer Forums, where developers who write apps for Apple's operating systems get together to ask for help in their code. It's not the place where Apple's actual employed developers discuss what they're doing at work. If there are any such employees here, it's to help us out. If you want to request a feature, please send a feedback request at feedback.apple.com. As an aside, I do wish people would stop calling everything "AI". It's not "AI" for an app to make an intelligent decision on how something should be structured; it's just part of the app. An actual human decided we needed a particular feature in an app, and an actual human has written the code to implement that feature. "AI" is not the be all and end all of everything. Adding styling to an app like Numbers isn't something AI will do. A human will write the code.

You haven't explained why they don't work? Is it the last 20 of them that don't work? Maybe it's the ones on the left-hand side of the screen that don't work? Who knows?! You need to give us more info. Have you tried to simplify your code? Do the buttons all work with just 10 Cells rather than 180? How about 25 Cells? 50?

This is not the place for soliciting for such roles. Please do that elsewhere.

This is nothing to do with the Developer Forums. This is where people who write apps for Apple's platforms get together to discuss how to do something in code. This isn't where Apple's employees chat about what they should be doing in upcoming software versions. If you want to raise a feature request you need to do so via feedback.apple.com.

Yes, but this isn't the place for questions like this. Take them elsewhere.

Hi. These are the Developer Forums where developers of apps for Apple's platforms get together to ask ro help on coding their apps. This isn't the place where Apple's actual developers (i.e., employees) talk about how to fix issues in Apple's software. The very fact that you had to choose some tags, and decided upon the completely irrelevant "Exception Handling" and "Collaboration" shows that this wasn't the right place for you to post. Please use the Support Forums at discussions.apple.com to ask your question. Thanks!

No. If you have a feature suggestion, please go to feedback.apple.com.

On your Watch, go to Settings > Privacy & Security, then scroll down to Developer Mode, and turn it on.

Where's the code where you send the userInfo? Secondly, these methods aren't simply for you to activate the session; you need to handle the state change, not attempt to reactivate the session: func sessionDidBecomeInactive(_ session: WCSession) { session.activate() } func sessionDidDeactivate(_ session: WCSession) { session.activate() } If the session isn't active, and you try to send a message it's a programmer error.