I am trying to compile on my iPhone XS device an app on Xcode Version 14.0 beta 2. First time I connected the device it correctly showed among the devices urging me to enable Developer Modality on Privacy & Security. I did it and the iPhone restarted, but once it happened the iPhone disappeared from the targets, thus not allowing me to compile on it. For some strange reason my iPad instead showed, but when I tried to compile on it, Xcode of course urged me to connect it.
So it seems Xcode sees not connected device and does not see connected devices.
Is anyone able to give a sense to that and possibly a solution?
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