To allow our team to continue to develop Kiosk Pro in modern versions of Xcode and be able to fully support current and upcoming versions of iOS and iPadOS, we are removing support for these 32-bit devices. With the release of Xcode 14 (the development environment for iOS/iPadOS apps), Apple ended support for compiling applications for iPads and iPhones with 32-bit processors. In the next update, we will be changing our deployment target to devices running iOS or iPadOS 12.4 or later.
Crash occurring on devices running iOS 9 when attempting to play video as a part of the Screensaver.Crash occurring on devices running iOS 9 when testing a Remote Settings Control XML file for errors.
AirPrint dialog was not shown on subsequent print requests after the app was sent to the background and relaunched. Incorrect navigation to next/previous browser history item in certain circumstances when displaying PDFs or image galleries. When Display Black Background was enabled & Night Mode was interrupted, the app sometimes displayed a white screen instead of loading PDF content. Screen brightness was not being reset correctly in certain scenarios involving Night Mode in combination with the Reduce Screen Brightness feature. This permission is now only requested when capturing video. A bug introduced when we added support for Center Stage causing the app to request microphone permissions when using our JavaScript API to capture photos. Change to server endpoint used for communications with the Remote Management Server. If you are particularly worried about security, you could arguably leave that setting at the default (enabled).Released on January 17, 2023, build number 13066 Changes & Improvements I think you can safely say “job done” and move on to the next task.Īlso: in Ventura there is a setting to ask the user to approve any external device connection. Everything from that point on requires manual user interaction. No apps will be able to open themselves, no folders to automatically appear. When you insert a USB or other removable storage media into a Mac, (or an optical disc with data on it), the extent of ‘auto play’ is to show it as a stylised icon on the desktop, possibly with a custom icon if the creator of the media had set one. Frustratingly the ability to control these settings in the GUI are only present if you have an optical drive connected, otherwise one would need to set the preferences by script (defaults write preferencetitle value). The only ‘autorun’ I know of in macOS 10+ is the app-based reading of media when an optical disc is inserted such as a DVD or music CD.
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