Have you updated the info on this page in App Store Connect? And, does your app have the right info in the .xcprivacy file?

Your code isn't formatted correctly. Please try again. Just post a minimum reproducible example so we can see what you want fixed.

Can you show us a minimum reproducible example? Please format your code correctly in your post using the formatting tools. Also, please add a screenshot so we can see what it is you want to fix. It's a little difficult interpreting what someone wants. A picture says a thousand words, etc.

This is not the right place for your post. These are the Developer Forums, where developers of third-party apps for Apple's platforms ask each other for hints and tips on coding. These forums are not where Apple's actual employees chat about their upcoming designs. Apple will not respond to you, and by posting this publicly you've given up any monetary reward for your ideas.

It's a mystery inside an enigma. They either will or will not accept the evidence, so my advice is to just submit it and see what happens. You can always re-submit different evidence later. They're pretty good about it.

No. Why do you need to know? Why would any app need to detect whether a user has iMessage enabled? I think you need to explain your "boring" reason.

These are the Developer Forums, where developers of apps for Apple's platforms ask each other for hints and tips on coding. Your question is more of a product support one, so I'd suggest you ask it over at the Apple Support Forums. Thanks.

Does this happen when you long press something else? Your code for the currencyWrapper doesn't really affect the vc you're trying to view. You're just using it as the thing that you long press to display the vc. So... Check if it happens on something else, but in the meantime, you should show us the relevant code for CountryViewController as that's the code that's being executed.

var abc: Int = 5 // abc is 5. Yay! abc is 5! var globalData: GlobalData... = ? // What is globalData going to be? globalData is nothing, null, nada. Since globalData is 'nothing' you cannot access the currentCourse or nextCourse attributes of that object, because it doesn't have those attributes in it yet. You need to initialise the variable before you do something with it.

I honestly wouldn't copy an existing project. You need to change so many things that it's easier to just start a new project and copy over any code or assets you want to re-use. it's also a great opportunity to re-structure and refactor your project to make it more modern or maintainable. I recently tried to create a new app from an existing one as they shared similar code and structure, but I ended up trashing it because I kept getting errors that files didn't exist, etc.

Are you just looking for documentation, or are you going to write some code? If documentation, just have a read through https://developer.apple.com/documentation/ to get an idea of how it's all structured. You'll probably answer some of your questions just in the first few pages.

This is the way.

That looks like an internal error/warning message from the Apple developers. You should raise it as a bug and supply a minimal project so they can reproduce it.

Ah, yes, that's likely the issue. You can only put one line in the navigation bar title, so adding a newline character looks like it adds the ellipsis. You'll need to trim the attributed string or replace all newlines with blank, so it's only one line?

Same here, so what I do now is to copy my contribution before I submit it, in case it happens - and it happens a lot.