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Mobile SDK update - Official support for iOS 26
We are pleased to announce that as of January 22, 2026, our Mobile SDK officially supports iOS 26. This update (v6.26.0) ensures your application remains compatible with the latest Apple ecosystem while delivering a smoother user experience through critical UI refinements and performance enhancements.
What’s new in Version 6.26.0
- iOS 26 compatibility: Fully optimized for the latest OS release with updated UI components and crash prevention.
- Enhanced image picker: A completely redesigned image picker implementation for a more modern and reliable media sharing experience.
- Increased stability: Resolved complex race conditions and general bugs to ensure peak performance under high-load scenarios.
⚠️ Action required: Upgrade instructions
To benefit from these improvements and ensure iOS 26 compatibility, you must integrate this SDK version into your development pipeline.
- Integrate: Update your project to Mobile SDK v6.26.0.
- Rebuild: Compile and release a new version of your application.
- Deploy: Customers must update to the latest version of your app via the App Store to receive these fixes and enhancements.
Detailed release notes
For a comprehensive breakdown of all technical changes, please see our Version 6.26.0 release notes in our Developer Center.
Known issues in Version 6.26.0
- Date Picker display on iPad (iOS 26): When using the
formSheet presentation style on iPad, the Date Picker calendar view may not preserve the currently viewed month and year if the application window is resized or switched to full-screen mode. This affects both single and range date selectors. Note: This behavior does not occur when using the fullScreen presentation style.
Bug fix - Pre-defined content imports
We fixed an issue where users were unable to import pre-defined content (PDC) due to a category limit. To resolve the error, the limit has been increased from 400 to 1,000 categories.