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Are questions about the effect of upgrading iOS out-of-topic
Generally those get closed due to practicality issues. What one person sees as acceptable, another wouldn't put up with. Also, since you can't really ever downgrade an iOS - you're stuck so that makes ...
bmikeMod
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Why hasn't the Stack Exchange iOS app been updated for the iPhone Max display?
The app hasn't been updated since a while; users have been complaining about this since the iPhone X came out in 2017: Stack Exchange app iPhone X optimization
However, this issue won't be addressed, ...
GlorfindelMod
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Is this where all the iOS developers are?
Welcome to Ask Different! This Stack Exchange community primarily address Q&A around use of Apple Hardware, Software and Services.
You may find some iOS developers here, but this is not the place ...
Nimesh NeemaMod
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Is this where all the iOS developers are?
Developers use lots of Apple products and services so all of those questions are welcome and on-topic at Ask Different. The only items that are off-topic are code level questions like:
What API is ...
bmikeMod
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Why hasn't the Stack Exchange iOS app been updated for the iPhone Max display?
See Stack Exchange for iPhone is here!:
What about feature […]?
While the application currently has some awesome features, it doesn’t have everything. If you find something wrong or missing, ...
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Would you ask about 3rd-party iOS apps here?
Yes - using iOS makes questions on topic for any use of that device. Whether it's a third party or first party device, it's still about a user of an Apple product.
Now - questions covering "on topic" ...
bmikeMod
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Where to ask a question about "development workflow"?
I don’t think stack exchange has a startup advice and service offering site, but the directory is here and each site has very detailed guidance about their intended scope and where things commonly are ...
bmikeMod
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New Cookie Dialog on SE Websites, iPhone only
I've updated this to status-declined. As Nick had commented back in the spring Safari/Apple removes all JavaScript cookies after being 7 days. We do persist the consent cookie for logged in users on ...
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