BlackBerry Dynamics SDK for iOS

version 11.0.1

If a user copied text from a

BlackBerry Dynamics

app, the app would stop responding and would crash when the orientation was changed. (GD-59456)

If a user provisions a

BlackBerry Dynamics

app using biometric authentication (Touch ID or Face ID) while the

Permit fallback to device passcode if biometric authentication fails

policy is enabled, sends the app to the background, returns the app to the foreground, and selects

Don't Allow

at the Face ID prompt, the user will be forced to use the device passcode to unlock the container instead of the container password. The user will not be able to use the container password to unlock the app when it is sent to the background and returned to the foreground again.

Workaround

: The user must restart the app to be able to use the container password. To re-enable Face ID authentication to the app, the user must go to Device Settings > Face ID and Passcode > Other Apps and enable Face ID for the app.

On

iOS

16, dictation is still operational even if the

Do not allow iOS dictation

BlackBerry Dynamics

profile setting is enabled. (GD-59536)

On

iOS

16, if a user views a .pdf in web view and long presses on some text in the file, a second pasteboard will appear with the buttons

Look up

,

Translate

, and

Share

. The

Translate

and

share

buttons are not operational. The

Look up

button will display a preview, but it is not active and the user will not be able to navigate through it. (GD-58940)

If a

BlackBerry Dynamics

app uses the

BlackBerry Dynamics

static library, you will not be able to build that app on an

Apple

M1 simulator.

If a user upgrades a

BlackBerry Dynamics

app that uses SDK version 9.x or earlier to a new version that uses SDK 10.1 or later, the app will not retain any cookies. (GD-55766)

If a

BlackBerry Dynamics

app uses

Kerberos

authentication and the app tries to access a web page using an IP address, after the user enters their credentials, the web page does not load as expected and the user is prompted to enter their credentials again in a loop. (GD-54481)

Workaround

: When you develop

BlackBerry Dynamics

apps, do not hard code URLs that use IP addresses. If users can manually enter a URL, instruct users to avoid URLs that use an IP address.

When an

Apple

M1 device user tries to remove a

BlackBerry Dynamics

app binary by moving it to the trash, the secure container is not removed from the device. (GD-53650)

Workaround:

The user must delete the folder under ~/Library/Containers/BB_App_Name.