Flightradar24 app for iOS: Share sheet - auto-generated subject line disappears the second time the email dialog is activated

 iOS 14.4 on an iPhone 8

Flightradar24 app for iOS (version 8.12.2)

Date: 02/24/21

There is a minor bug with the Flightradar 24 app and the iOS share sheet option. I have only seen this bug a couple of times before (once with an app called Tangi, and another time with an app Zocdoc) with a few other apps.

It's a extremely minor issue - the fact that I have only seen this problem happen a handful of times in all of the different apps I have tried this with is what is interesting to me!

The Flightradar24 has a feature where the user can share something from inside of the app (an airport, a particular flight) using the iOS share sheet. If the user activates the share sheet, and then selects the email option, the subject line is auto-filled.

Like this:

After selecting a random flight from inside the app (an LAX to Sea-Tac flight) the Subject Line inside is auto-generated. 

After this pop-up appears, cancel out of the email and delete the draft. Then select the email option again from the share sheet:

After selecting the Email option a second time, the Subject Line is now blank. Not common to see this with iOS apps!

Steps to Reproduce:

1. Launch the Flightradar24 app

2. Head to anything inside of the app (an airport or a particular flight) that has an option to activate the iOS share sheet

3. Select the Email icon from the share sheet

4. Note that the Subject Line of the email is correctly auto-generated 

5. Close out the email (by selecting "Cancel" and "Delete Draft") and then select the email option again

6. Note that the Subject Line of the email is now incorrectly blank

Result: The Subject Line of the emails created after selecting "email" from the iOS share sheet are blank after the email is closed and opened again 

Expected: This shouldn't be happening - only happens with a handful of iOS apps

Queenly: Buy and Sell Dresses app for iOS: Dead Privacy Policy and Terms links on Facebook Authorization page

iOS 14.4

Queenly: Buy & Sell Dresses app for iOS (Version 2.07)

Date: 02/22/21

Description:

There is a minor problem with the current (2.07) version of the Queenly app for iOS. 

The "Privacy Policy" and "Terms" links on the Facebook Authorization page return 404 error messages.

Steps to Reproduce:

1. Download and launch the Queenly app for iOS

2. Select Sign-Up

3. Select the Facebook option - exit the app

4. From the Facebook authorization page, select either the "Privacy Policy" or "Terms" links

Result: The "Privacy Policy" and "Terms" links return a 404 error message

Expected: The "Privacy Policy" and "Terms" links on the Facebook authorization log-in page should be working links

Launch the app...

Select the "Sign Up" option...

Select the "Sign In with Facebook" option...

The "Privacy Policy" and "Terms" links here don't seem to work...

Error message!

Frank Pepe Pizzeria Napoletana for iOS: Password reset option crashes the app

iOS 14.4 

Frank Pepe Pizzeria Napoletana for iOS (version 21.8.2021012201)

Date: 02/18/21

Description:

The Frank Pepe Pizzeria Napoletana app for iOS keeps crashing for me when I submit a password reset request.

Here's the crash dump:

There are screenshots below. 

Steps to Reproduce:

1. Download and launch the Frank Pepe Pizzeria Napoletana app for iOS

2. Select the Envelope icon

3. From the "LOGIN WITH EMAIL" screen select "Forgot?"

4. From the SIGN-IN HELP" screen enter in any email address (example: "test@gmail.com") and press the "Submit" button 

Result: the password reset option doesn't work - entering in a password results in the app crashing 

Expected: the password reset option for the Frank Pepe Pizzeria Napoletana app should work - it shouldn't crash the app 

Download and launch the app....

Select the envelope option...

Select the "Forgot" option...

Enter in a valid email address (or even a blank space) and press "Submit"

The app crashes. 

iOS 14.4: Beirut time - Cannot set a new alarm if the time is set to Beirut time

 iOS 14.4 - Device manually set to Beirut time 

Date: 02/17/21

Description:

With iOS 14.4, if the device is manually set to Beirut time, the Calendar app will crash if the user tries to set a new alarm.

In short: setting the device to Beirut time appears to have serious problems with iOS 14.4, and results in the user being unable to set a new alarm. 

This reproduced for me on two different iPhones an (iPhone 6 and an iPhone 8) running iOS 14.4. This does NOT reproduce on an iPad running 12.3.1.

There is a thread about this online, so it seems as if a great many users are experiencing this issue. 

Here's a video of the problem:

.@AppleSupport - with iOS 14.4, setting the device’s time to Beirut seems to completely break the ability to set a new alarm... pic.twitter.com/65tG4vntW6

— Random iOS Bugs (@RandomiOSBugs) February 17, 2021

There seems to be a single other mention of this on Twitter: 

So there's a bug affecting any iPhone on iOS 14 on the Beirut time zone whereby setting a new alarm will crash the Clock app and the Calendar app crashes on launch. I wonder how that happened. https://t.co/idPCSSjSis

— Cyril (@cyrilzakka) February 16, 2021

Steps to Reproduce:

1. On an iOS device running 14.4, head to settings

2. Select "General"

3. Select "Date & Time"

4. De-select the "Set Automatically" option 

5. Select "Time Zone"

6. Enter in "Beirut, Lebanon" and select as time

7. Exit out of Settings and select "Clock"

8. Select "Alarm"

9. Select the "+" in the upper right

Result: With iOS 14.4, if the user changes the device's time zone setting to "Beirut, Lebanon" the Clock app will crash if the user tries to set a new alarm. The user is unable to set a new alarm if the Time Zone setting of the iOS 14.4 device is set to "Beirut, Lebanon"

Set the "Time Zone" setting to "Beirut"...

With the Time Zone set to "Beirut" select the "+" option...

The app crashes!!!

Here's the crash dump

Church's Chicken app for iOS: The app crashes when it is launched in Airplane Mode

 iOS 14.4

Church's Chicken app for iOS (version 4.1)

Date: 02/08/21

Description:

There is an easy to reproduce crash with the current (4.1) version of the Church's Chicken app for iOS.

Here's a video of the crash:

.@ChurchsChicken - launching the app with the iPhone set to Airplane Mode crashes the app. Here’s a video: pic.twitter.com/KF9qAcOdMf

— Random iOS Bugs (@RandomiOSBugs) February 8, 2021

Steps to Reproduce:

1. Download the Church's Chicken app for iOS

2. Turn Airplane Mode on for the iOS device

3. Launch the Church's Chicken app with the device in Airplane Mode

Result: The Church's Chicken app for iOS (version 4.1) will crash if the iOS device is in Airplane Mode

Expected: App's shouldn't crash if the iOS device is set to the Airplane Mode

Here's a screenshot of the crash dump.

 

EatOkra app for iOS: Selecting certain Privacy Policy and Terms of Service links crashes the app

 iOS 14.4

EatOkra app for iOS (version 3.0.1)

Date: 02/02/21

Description:

I keep getting an easy to reproduce crash with the EatOkra app for iOS. This crash happens for me whenever I select the "Terms of Service" or "Privacy Policy" links on a certain account creation screen. 

Take a look at the video:

.@eatOkraTheApp .@AnthonyEdwardsj The “Terms of Service” and “Privacy Policy” links crash the app for me.... pic.twitter.com/ImGYo6KGDJ

— Random iOS Bugs (@RandomiOSBugs) February 2, 2021

Steps to Reprdouce:

1. Download and launch the EatOkra app

2. Select "Profile"

3. On the "Create Your Personal Account" screen, select either "Terms of Service" or "Privacy Policy"

Result: The EatOkra app crashes if the user selects either "Terms of Service" or "Privacy Policy" on the "Create Your Personal Account" screen

Expected: The EatOkra app should not crash after the user selects either "Terms of Service" or "Privacy Policy" on the "Create Your Personal Account" screen

 

Download and launch the app...

Select the "Profile" option...

Select either the "Terms of Service" or "Privacy Policy" links.