I'm trying to make my Live Activity (dynamic Island, lock screen) accessible for blind users as well. This does work, but not as I would expect it. The problem is that VoiceOver reads all the texts multiple times (at least 2 times, sometimes even 3 or 4 times) Even this simple example...       ActivityConfiguration(for: LiveAttributes.self) { context in Text("aaa")         } dynamicIsland: { context in             DynamicIsland {                 DynamicIslandExpandedRegion(.leading) { Text("bbb")                 }                 DynamicIslandExpandedRegion(.trailing) { Text("ccc")                 }                 DynamicIslandExpandedRegion(.center) { Text("ddd")                 }             } compactLeading: {                 Text("www")             } compactTrailing: {                 Text("yyy")             } minimal: {                 Text("zzz")             } will read "www www yyy yyy" just by tapping the dynamic island (not expanded) when VoiceOver is enabled. I would expect that all text would be read only once ("www yyy"). Is this a bug? Can I prevent that the text is read multiple times? Anyone having similar problems and maybe a solution?

With the latest XCode release I do reglarly get the following error message when I try to run/debug an App in the simulator:The request to open "the.bundle.identifier" failed.The request was denied by service delegate (SBMainWorkspace) for reason: Unspecified.Just trying again will usually work, though sometimes I do get the error again, so I have to try to launch the App several times before it actually works. This is totally unpredictable. Often I can run the App in the simulator without any problem, but overall I do still get this error far too often to ignore it.So what does this error mean? "unspecified" is not a very specific message. And how can I fix this?This issue seems to be related to the simulator only. It never happens when debugging on a real device.

Some time ago I was getting email notifications when ever an App status has changed ("waiting for review", "in review", "processing for the AppStore" and "Ready for sale"). But now the last one I get is the notification that the App is going into review. I no longer get any notifications that the App was approved and is available in the AppStore. So I have to constantly check in iTunesConnect if and when the review is finished and the App is available in the AppStore.Is this normal now, or is there something broken in my iTunesConnect account? I'd like to know when the Review is finished, so I can update the Apps webpage to promote the new release etc. And because the review can take days or sometimes even weeks, not getting email notifications is a big pain.

In my App I work with a "tree" structure (nested NSArrays and NSDictionaries) and have stored them in the file system using NSPropertyListSerialization, which always works fine. In general loading the same structure via NSPropertyListSerialization works fine too, but if the "tree" is getting larger (nested deeper), NSPropertyListSerialization can no longer read the file (even if it was able to saved it without error before). It will fail with the error "Too many nested arrays or dictionaries". The issue seems to be the nesting level, not the general amount of nodes in the property list, because the file itself is very small (about 50 KB) . I've never seen this in the past, so this might be a new issue of iOS 14. So my question is: is there another way to read the propertylist file? The problem is that the file is stored in the binary format (not the plain XML format), so just using a general XML parser is not an option, the binary file format seems to be undocumented by Apple.