We have an Angular web application which gets installed as a webclip on client iPads. The web application has buttons that will take the user directly to our native iOS application. We also would like a way for our webclip application when opened to perform some data lookups and if certain conditions are met, then take the user directly to our native iOS app. We're using vanilla JS window.open. This works well when the user manually taps button. However, this does not work when the webclip application tries to open the native iOS app without user interaction. In that case the window.open does nothing. The window.open target URL is the exact same in both cases. We tried using URL Schemes instead of Universal Links but with this the iPad displays a modal asking "Do you want to open ?". For our use case, this is unacceptable. Is there any way for us to skip this prompt? We'd like there to be no additional action needed from the user to be able to get from webclip to native iOS app beyond simply opening the webclip.

I'm working with CXCallObserver and before iOS 17, CXCall.hasConnected was only true if the user accepted the incoming phone call. Now it seems that in iOS 17 that declining or ignoring the incoming phone call also sets CXCall.hasConnected to true. I've also noticed that when the call is declined or ignored, CXCall.hasEnded doesn't get set to true until the person calling hangs up (either before or after leaving a voicemail). I need to know how to differentiate between an accepted, declined, or ignored phone call in iOS 17. Does anyone have any advice? Thanks