I also encountered this issue while we were working on our (lgspuanhesaplamaa.com.tr) tool app. In our case, the problem was related to how the embedded web content was loading — Apple’s review environment can sometimes block certain requests or external scripts. We fixed it by ensuring all web resources (like APIs, images, and scripts) were loaded over HTTPS and added proper ATS (App Transport Security) exceptions in the Info.plist. After that, it passed review smoothly.

It’s a known issue in iPadOS 26.1 beta — screen sharing is currently broken in most third-party apps. For now, only FaceTime and native apps work properly. You’ll need to wait for the next beta or revert to the stable version.

Yeah, that’s a known issue with custom detents in SwiftUI sheets — keyboard focus navigation often breaks when using fixed heights. For now, you can try using .medium or .large detents instead, or manage focus manually with @FocusState as a workaround.

Yes, it’s a known regression in iOS 26 betas — Apple seems to have changed how voice preferences are exposed to third-party apps. No reliable workaround yet, since the API ignores Accessibility settings. For now, you’ll need to manually set the voice using its identifier until Apple fixes it.

Yeah, this seems to be a known Safari WebRTC bug — ICE gathering sometimes doesn’t start automatically after setLocalDescription(). A common workaround is to trigger it manually by adding a dummy data channel or calling createDataChannel() before setting the description. Also make sure you’re using a secure (HTTPS) context, as Safari blocks ICE on insecure origins.

This is a known behavior with PWA wrappers — iOS forces the bottom sheet login for Apple Sign In to ensure secure user auth in WebViews. Unfortunately, usePopup and JS SDK methods don’t bypass that on iOS. The only workaround is to handle Sign in with Apple in Safari directly or use App Clip / native wrapper with proper entitlements for seamless login.

Seems like a known iOS 26 WKWebView bug — transitions from file:// to http:// break interactivity. Try isolating local and remote loads into separate WKWebView instances with unique WKProcessPools, or load a blank remote page before switching contexts. Apple may need to patch this in a future iOS 26.x update.

Good points — I’d value more control over default apps, better file management, and faster access to system settings. Small tweaks like these would make iOS feel much more flexible.

You might be running into a beta software bug. CarPlay often has issues on beta iOS versions. Try reverting to the latest stable iOS release and reconnecting your Rogue—this usually fixes the problem. If you want to stay on the beta, reporting the issue via Feedback Assistant is the best way to get Apple’s attention.

If you’re getting “command not found,” it usually means the tool isn’t installed or available in your current Xcode version. Make sure you’ve updated to the latest Xcode and that Command Line Tools are installed.

The Photos app is built into iOS and can’t be deleted. If it’s missing, try restarting your iPhone, checking Screen Time restrictions, or resetting Home Screen layout (Settings > General > Transfer or Reset > Reset Home Screen Layout). If that doesn’t fix it, reinstalling the beta or waiting for the next update may help.

If the Screen Recording button disappeared, go to Settings > Control Center > Customize Controls (or Settings > Control Center on newer iOS). From there, re-add “Screen Recording.” If it’s still missing, restart your device or check for iOS updates.