What is more strange is if I don't do a canOpenUrl check and just call openUrl directly it will open chrome as expected. Does not work as expected: if UIApplication.shared.canOpenURL(url) { // returns false if Chrome is default browser 	 UIApplication.shared.open(url) } Omitting the canOpenURL check successfully opens chrome. UIApplication.shared.open(url) // opens chrome Any update on this? Or is everyone expected to add http and https to their plist?

I am seeing the same issue to on iOS 14.2. Hopefully it gets fixed in a future release or a workaround can be found.

Also have the same issue. Hopefully a fix is imminent.

Same issue for me on a UK Mastercard (debit) from Mettle bank.

I've just received the same email and have no idea what the problem is. My apps use SKStoreReviewController to request reviews.

Did you manage to migrate your extension and app into a signle watch app? If so any instructions would be amazing!

I'm still struggling to find an answer to this question. Did either of you find out the answer either from documentation or through experimentation?

I've just recently moved my Apple Watch app to a single target and some new users of the app are now complaining that the phone companion app is not showing their workouts. From looking at screenshots they have seen me it seems the phone is not using the HealthKit permissions that the Watch app has requested and had a approved. Did anyone get to the bottom of this to find out if its expected behaviour and or if it was fixed in a later version of WatchOS?

@rbart @MDeuschl @Akira_Hayakawa_Atsurae Did you find any documentation on this or do you know if it got resolved in a future version of WatchOS/iOS?

Seeing this on WatchOS 10.2 simulators also. App having when trying to play audio. Works fine on older versions on WatchOS 10.

Same issue on WatchOS 10.1+ simulators on a M1 machine.