Ilocker Iphone

[Dorothy Gouldie]

Lookslike a regression bug on iOS 16 part of some recent deprecations related to shouldAutorotate or UIDevice.setValue:forKey: as well as the introduction of setNeedsUpdateOfSupportedInterfaceOrientations.

Somewhat related, the documentation for setNeedsUpdateOfSupportedInterfaceOrientations -setneedsupdateofsupportedinterfa states "By default, this method animates any changes to orientation. To perform a nonanimated update, call this method from performWithoutAnimation(_:)." and when I attempt to use performWithoutAnimation, it randomly doesn't have an effect half of the time, and I see the unwanted interface orientation change animation.

I had a similar problem.Calling setViewController:animated: of UINavigationController to replace topViewController (which is landscape) with a new landscape viewController makes the viewController try to rotate to portrait first, then suddenly change to landscape.Here is the code to reproduce this bug.

I fixed my version of this issue by updating the supportedInterfaceOrientations and then calling self.setNeedsUpdateOfSupportedInterfaceOrientations() wrapped in an iOS version check. My VC now behaves the same as before iOS 16 update.

Yes i am using iphone 8. Though its a 4 year old model but still working great and getting ios 16 update. But after ios 16 there is a specific rotation bug with Antutu appoication. I enabled disabled the auto rotation but the app is running with portrait mode and then close in the middle of benchmark test.Dont know how to resolve it

In this context: iOS 16 seems to have introduced a new behavior in which the gyroscopes of many (all?) iPhone models stay on despite the display is being turned off which leads to frequent unexpected screen rotations after unlocking the phone.

This behavior might be related to the new always-on display of iPhone 14 Pro, but in any case I find it super annoying and I can't quite understand why. - Up until iOS 15 the phone didn't care about its orientation while the display was turned off, now I have my last app in landscape n times a day after unlocking the phone.

We are currently using react-native for our application development and have come across a similar issue in the UIView when the orientation changes from portrait to landscape on navigation. The UIView seems to stay in portrait mode and it looks like half of the screen content has been sliced off. The same happens while navigating back from landscape to portrait screens where the screen appears to be stretched as the content holds landscape mode.Also, we are only able to replicate this on a physical device more precisely iPhone 13 and above and not on the respective emulators.To fix this behavior we have used react-native-orientation-locker package which covers 90% of the scenarios but for some edge cases (like when receiving third-party push notifications), we still face this issue.Any help or thoughts on this would be much appreciated as it is currently blocking some of our core functionalities.

@lighthouse-learning I'm facing a similar issue when entering a video in FullScreen mode on landscape. When exiting, the layout attempts to switch to portrait and broken (see attached imagen) My app in develop in Ionic + cordova.

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