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iOS 10.1 Simulator shows "Application May Slow Down Your iPhone"

When running an app for the first time from Xamarin Studio on an iOS 10.1 Simulator, I got the following message:

app name May Slow Down Your iPhone

The developer of this app needs to update it to improve its compatibility.

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The app runs normally, and the message does not appear when I run it for the second time. How can I get rid of this message?

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Glorfindel Avatar asked Nov 01 '16 09:11

Glorfindel


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2 Answers

It turned out that the app was only built for the i386 architecture and not for the newer x86_64 one. After changing this in the build settings (to "i386 & x86_64", though I suppose "x86_64" would help as well) it didn't occur anymore.

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Glorfindel Avatar answered Oct 19 '22 23:10

Glorfindel


Ref: https://releases.xamarin.com/stable-release-cycle-8-service-release-0-w-xcode8-1-support/

Remaining higher visibility known issues related to Xcode 8.1

[Xamarin Studio] – 45861 – “May Slow Down Your iPhone … The developer of this app needs to update it to improve its compatibility.” because of default “i386” supported architecture setting in the iPhoneSimulator configuration on new projects

Fix: Change Project options > iOS Build > Supported architectures to x86_64 (instead of the default i386) for the iPhoneSimulator configuration.

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SushiHangover Avatar answered Oct 20 '22 00:10

SushiHangover