2FA should be working on the latest build (:

Should be working in the latest build. Give it a shot and let me know!

Sure! I’ll add it in the next release (:

2FA is working in the build I’m about to upload. Waiting for the build to finish up 🥱 Edit: Xcode is not letting me post the build to TestFlight for some reason. Gonna update and hope that fixes it.

Good catch on the first one, 2FA is working in the build I’m about to push (along with some other things)

Yeah I haven’t implemented that yet. Now that public beta is out this will be my top priority. Thought I had more time 🤣

Player isn’t loading for me. Just gives a play icon with a line through it

I have a T-shirt with this on it. It’s my favorite tshirt

Something weird is definitely going on. I can see my subscribed communities on the web interface, but for some reason the API is returning an empty list. Something must have changed with the API in this release. I also notice a lot of my communities show 0 posts, even the one I created which I know has posts on it. And that’s in the web interface.

Edit: it looks like when fetching subscribed communities, the query param is type, where it used to be type_. 🥲 the sorting is also different. If your sorting is set to active and there aren’t any active posts, the list will just be empty. Change to new or old and the posts will appear again.

Unfortunately that appears to be the case. I am certainly considering releasing a version that can run on older iOS versions, but I worry it would be an inferior experience. At the end of the day, I’m building this app in my free time and don’t foresee it ever becoming a significant source of income for me and my family. If I ever do decide to charge for the app it would be for auxiliary features like push notifications and would only cost as much as I need to keep the servers running to avoid operating at a loss. Anything extra I receive would be given back to the community in several forms. I plan on operating my own Lemmy instance so the extra funds would go towards that and anything leftover would be donated to Lemmy. The amount of extra time and effort required to build an app like Olympus is drastically reduced when utilizing the new frameworks available in iOS 17. On top of that it makes for a much more polished and responsive experience for users. If Olympus does ever one day have a significant userbase and I can justify the amount of effort required to support the older platforms I would undoubtedly do it in a heartbeat. I hate the feeling of alienating a large portion of my userbase but for the reasons I’ve given I ultimately decided that it’s better this way in the long run. Luckily there are a ton of other awesome Lemmy apps in active development for iOS!

That is correct. Until iOS 17 is released to everyone you will need to join the iOS 17 Beta to use Olympus.

This is because the new iOS version comes with a lot of powerful new features for developers and if I started building it without those features I would need to scrap a lot of my work and start over to take advantage of them.