Thanks for the additional details. I guess my imagined use case is really outside the intended ones. My app connects to Nintendo Switch game console, which requires the user to initiate the connection on the Switch. The console then presents a QR code with WiFi network info (including the password which is different each time). So my app scans the code and uses the NEHotspotConfigurationManager to initiate the connection. My idea was to present the new "picker" after the QR code is scanned.

How does "In Review" mean waiting for the information? I already submitted the info in March and currently have o options to submit any additional info nor revise the submitted info.

The "Resubmit" just points to - https://appstoreconnect.apple.com/business I am an individual.

I know and I selected so 🤷🏻‍♂️

Tried the phone support today and it is sorted 🙏 My trader info has been verified. So if anyone is in the same boat, I would recommend using the support page to request phone support during the day.

I can try prepare the project, but this issue seems to be around 1 in 10 or 1 in 20, it does not reliably appear in the main app.

Same issue with iOS 17... No matter whether it is the expanded view or compact, the Text with timer is too wide and I cannot do anything about it.

I have the same issue. Seems to be related to any widgetAccentedRenderingMode. Thanks for the workarounds! In my case Color.clear did not work, so I had to do: Link(destination: launchUrl(for: game)) { Color.black.opacity(0.001) }

This exists since iOS 16, I don't have any hopes of it being fixed... From what I managed to uncover it is memory issue since the picker runs in special extension and apparently has just handful of memory. I am not sure why Apple yet hasn't "simply" increase the memory limit. The Photos picker works fine without issues.

Thanks! Just submitted - FB16477099.

Hi, this seems to happen to our app also. We get lots of support messages from our users saying that their device activity threshold is reached before they spend the "allowed time" in the apps. Did Apple respond to any of the feedbacks? Is there any change in iOS 26.1?

Here it is side by side. Not sure why one simulator shows different time.

We are also noticing issues with this, very likely since iOS 26.0. It seems to be connected to device being on charger - happened on my device two times already. My guess is that the charger makes the system run some background tasks for Screen Time and they incorrectly call that eventDidReachThreshold method.

Unfortunately this is known problem happening very likely since iO 16. JSONDecoder has no idea about the validity of tokens and will decode them just fine. Also they seem to work for shielding even after system activity picker gives you new tokens. However if you rely on some logic to compare tokens then that no longer works.