Than you for the answer! To follow up: could Apple publish at least part of the restricted services. This are known so far: DIS - device information is managed by device, not an app; HIS - just restricted; BAS - system provides this service.

Thanks for help! Still need to figure out indexing - maybe I simply need to wait?

I added a video with captions explaining the app flow. App was finally approved! 🥳

@Cos88, was you able to pass the review?

I checked the link and it recommends to use AppTransaction with originalPurchaseDate to verify the trial. I'm not sure if it complies with the guidelines because they tell that "Prior to the start of the trial, your app must clearly identify its duration, the content or services that will no longer be accessible when the trial ends, and any downstream charges..." But I've seen quite a few apps using silent trial there. I guess depends on the reviewer.

You saved my day! That's not obvious.

Nice "recommended solution", thanks!

The correct solution was posted by @klaytonb, it has a single source of truth - FocusState and the Binding that reflects it.

What's the idea of not being able to edit or delete your question?

I attached an example to the question, and now my client says it's privacy sensitive and asks me to remove it.

Oh, it exists only on iOS, but not on watchOS.

Thanks for the answer, I'm having similar crash. What's "hopping" between executors, can you tell more about it? I thought tasks are detatched. Regarding the crash, I understand that we shouldn't use async versions of the delegate?

And your job is to provide service to us, since we pay for all that devices, developer programs and fees. If I'd be "serious about engineering with you" I would pass the interview and become part of the team. Otherwise I suggest you to start reading forums, as all other big companies do. At least the Apple forum. Here's a 39 replies thread https://developer.apple.com/forums/thread/734694 named "Apple Watch cannot reconnect". It indicates that many people have the issue, and it worth attention.

Thanks for the input. I still don't trust Apple bugreport. In the beginning of my career I reported about 15 bugs following thoroughly all the steps and providing all the logs and sometimes screenshots. Some bugs were closed due "duplicates", some were ignored for 5+ years then closed later when "outdated". Only few were actually fixed. Overall filling all that forms without any adequate feedback is a waste of resource. Since we, developers, always have OUR job to do.

Maybe stop send us to feedback assist, huh? That feedback requires videos and screenshots from us, as well as tons of text, but at the end issue gets closed without anyone even watching that video. Respect our time, because we helping to improve your product for free.