In earlier iPadOS betas I used the globe-Q keyboard shortcut to create a Quick Note. This no longer works for me, and I am not sure why. I do not see the keyboard shortcut listed if I hold down the globe key. Was the keyboard shortcut removed? Could the problem be that I have a Magic Keyboard (not designed specifically for an iPad) and have the function key mapped to the globe key? John

I have code to create a new window with UIApplication.shared.requestSceneSessionActivation. I now want that window to have the prominent presentation style (UIWindowScenePresentationStyleProminent) on iPadOS 15. But it is not clear to me how to get that presentation style when using requestSceneSessionActivation. What am I missing?

I have been having trouble submitting my app to App Store Connect after building it with Xcode 13. I figured out that if a project contains this Objective-C code, App Store Connect will reject the app claiming it to use NSConstantDictionary as a private API: NSDictionary *myDictionary = @{@"a":@"b", @"c":@"d" }; NSLog(@"myDictionary: %@", myDictionary); I suspect the same issue exists for NSArray, at least when written with @[@"a", @"b"] notation. I filed FB9188387 regarding this. It seems like a pretty big problem. The FB includes a very simple sample project that gets rejected with the error above. The same project archived and submitted by Xcode 12.5 is accepted. The FB also contains a copy of this sample project with the two lines above commented out. That is accepted and processed by App Store Connect. John