These are the Developer Forums, where third-party developers writing apps for Apple's platforms get together to chat about code and fix issues in their apps. This isn't where Apple's own developers (their employees) hang out. You need to ask this at discussions.apple.com Thanks.

Have a look at notifications. If you want to send "apple" from VC1 to VC6 you would 'post' the notification in VC1, and VC6 would be notified because it's registered to receive such notifications. For example, in VC1: import UserNotifications let kNotificationValue: String = "notificationValue" // ... Various methods etc., then, post the notification: NotificationCenter.default.post(name: .sendApple, object: nil, userInfo: [kNotificationValue : "apple"]) // blah, blah, blah // Set up notifications names here so you don't introduce typos extension Notification.Name { static let sendApple = Notification.Name("sendApple") } You make VC6 receive the notification like this: // In your view's .onAppear method: .onAppear { NotificationCenter.default.addObserver(forName: ..sendApple, object: nil, queue: nil) { notification in guard let value = notification.userInfo?[kNotificationValue] as? String else { return } print(value) } } Note that multiple VCs can be setup as observers of the notification, and VCs can observe multiple notifications (just add a new name to the extension).

This isn't an issue for third-party developers, which is what these forums are for. The fact you picked an irrelevant tag ("Apple News") might've suggested to you that you're in the wrong place. Try over at discussions.apple.com instead. Thanks.

No, we can't help you, because you've given us no way of helping you. Where's your code? Where is it crashing? Have you tried to debug it yourself? What happened? "My car doesn't work. How can I fix it?"

Disabling something that users expect to work is a bad user experience. If I encounter a list, I want to be able to scroll it with the Digital Crown. If that doesn't work, then I'll likely think your app is broken.

Please don't just randomly pick a tag for your post. Pick one that reflects the issue you're raising. What does "APFS" have to do with this? Nothing. Please do better next time.

What are you talking about? Do you think "Internet" == "Wi-Fi"? Get the terms right. Now, what's your actual issue? And what could us third-party developers on these forums do to help you? And please, bear in mind that we are not Apple's actual employees, so you may actually be tilting at windmills here.

Delete the existing installed iOS 17.5 simulator - the one that says it's not compatible, and click Get on the one above.

These are the Developer Forums, where developers of apps for Apple's platforms ask each other for hints and tips on coding. These forums are not where Apple's actual developers chat about stuff. Your question is more of a product support one, so I'd suggest you ask it over at the Apple Support Forums. Thanks.

Delete all the platforms that you're trying to get. In other words, right-click the "visionOS 1.0 Simulator" at the bottom of the list, choose "Delete..." You should then be able to click "Get" on the "visionOS 1.0" item that's greyed-out. Repeat this for everything, and you should be up and running. FYI, don't ever unmount them in Disk Utility either, as that causes them to be unavailable, too.

I have a banking app that just recently implemented something similar. It shows a black screen when you take a screenshot. That app was reviewed and released, so it seems it's okay for a banking app given that you could be exposing account numbers etc. otherwise. For your app, though, I'm not sure. Do you have information on the screen that a user shouldn't be allowed to save in a screenshot?

Show us a screenshot of the Platforms tab in your Xcode Settings. For me, I removed every simulator runtime except the shortest named ones, i.e. I removed "iOS 17.4 beta 2 Simulator" and left "iOS 17.4 Simulator" alone. Then I clicked on the "Get" button by the remaining items, and it worked.

Put a TapGesture() before the DragGesture(), and see if that helps. It sometimes works by passing the gesture down.

Yes, Apple are telling you that you're asking the user for their name but if they've signed in with Apple their name is already available. So, remove the request for their name.

Two things: These are the Developer Forums, where developers of apps for Apple's platforms ask each other for hints and tips on coding. These forums are not where Apple's actual developers chat about stuff. Your question is more of a product support one, so I'd suggest you ask it over at the Apple Support Forums.. It wasn't an "idiotic design" to have USB-C slots on your device. Either get a USB-C to USB-A adapter, or get a USB-C stick. Booting from such a stick is likely the right way to fix your issue.