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iOS 26 — significant location changes & region monitoring no longer relaunching terminated apps
I'm observing significant location changes & region monitoring no longer relaunching terminated apps on iOS 26. Configuration: Deployment target: iOS 17, tested on iOS 26.4.2 UIBackgroundModes: location NSLocationAlwaysAndWhenInUseUsageDescription granted (authorizationStatus = .authorizedAlways) allowsBackgroundLocationUpdates = true Using legacy APIs: startMonitoringSignificantLocationChanges() and startMonitoring(for: CLCircularRegion) NSLocationRequireExplicitServiceSession key is NOT set (relying on implicit service session) Data logged into UserDefaults Observed behavior on iOS 26.4.2: Scenario A — app suspended in background (not force-quit): Both significant location changes and CLCircularRegion exit events deliver reliably for the entire trip. didUpdateLocations and didExitRegion fire as expected with appState = .background. Scenario B — app force-quit by user from App Switcher: Over a 30km / 1-hour drive crossing many SLC distance thresholds and many 2km region boundaries, the app is never relaunched. application(_:didFinishLaunchingWithOptions:) is never called with UIApplicationLaunchOptionsLocationKey. No background delegate callbacks fire. The same code on iOS 18 and earlier did relaunch the app from force-quit via SLC. Questions: Is the iOS 26 behavior in Scenario B intentional — i.e., has Apple tightened enforcement of the documented "user-terminated apps do not receive SLC until reopened/rebooted" policy? Does this enforcement now also cover region monitoring (CLCircularRegion and CLMonitor), as our test indicates? If intentional, is there any supported API path that allows a Pro location-aware app to be relaunched after force-quit WITHOUT displaying the persistent location indicator (blue arrow / pill)? CLBackgroundActivitySession appears to always show the indicator.
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Where to review and agree the newly updated agrement??
Hello I got this message in my appstore connect. But, i cant find anywhere to view or a button to agree to this. Anybody have any idea how to solve this? The updated Apple Developer Program License Agreement needs to be reviewed. In order to update your existing apps and submit new apps to the App Store, the Account Holder must review and accept the updated agreement by signing in to their account on the Apple Developer website.
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iOS 26 — significant location changes & region monitoring no longer relaunching terminated apps
I'm observing significant location changes & region monitoring no longer relaunching terminated apps on iOS 26. Configuration: Deployment target: iOS 17, tested on iOS 26.4.2 UIBackgroundModes: location NSLocationAlwaysAndWhenInUseUsageDescription granted (authorizationStatus = .authorizedAlways) allowsBackgroundLocationUpdates = true Using legacy APIs: startMonitoringSignificantLocationChanges() and startMonitoring(for: CLCircularRegion) NSLocationRequireExplicitServiceSession key is NOT set (relying on implicit service session) Data logged into UserDefaults Observed behavior on iOS 26.4.2: Scenario A — app suspended in background (not force-quit): Both significant location changes and CLCircularRegion exit events deliver reliably for the entire trip. didUpdateLocations and didExitRegion fire as expected with appState = .background. Scenario B — app force-quit by user from App Switcher: Over a 30km / 1-hour drive crossing many SLC distance thresholds and many 2km region boundaries, the app is never relaunched. application(_:didFinishLaunchingWithOptions:) is never called with UIApplicationLaunchOptionsLocationKey. No background delegate callbacks fire. The same code on iOS 18 and earlier did relaunch the app from force-quit via SLC. Questions: Is the iOS 26 behavior in Scenario B intentional — i.e., has Apple tightened enforcement of the documented "user-terminated apps do not receive SLC until reopened/rebooted" policy? Does this enforcement now also cover region monitoring (CLCircularRegion and CLMonitor), as our test indicates? If intentional, is there any supported API path that allows a Pro location-aware app to be relaunched after force-quit WITHOUT displaying the persistent location indicator (blue arrow / pill)? CLBackgroundActivitySession appears to always show the indicator.
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Where to review and agree the newly updated agrement??
Hello I got this message in my appstore connect. But, i cant find anywhere to view or a button to agree to this. Anybody have any idea how to solve this? The updated Apple Developer Program License Agreement needs to be reviewed. In order to update your existing apps and submit new apps to the App Store, the Account Holder must review and accept the updated agreement by signing in to their account on the Apple Developer website.
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