IPad Pro. Disable native resolution 2732 to 2048

You need to disable the resolution of Apple Adaptive 2732 to 2048 for my application.

I found that it was activated automatically if the application uses the launch screen (LaunchScreen.storyboard).

Is there a way to turn off the iPad Pro and continue to use the Launch Screen.

(Iā€™m surprised that even without the iPad Pro icon, its own mode was activated, Iā€™m sure that many developers do not have an application for this)

thanks

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Apple's official answer:

If the application includes a storyboard to run and is built with Xcode 7.1 or later, this application will run in native resolution on the iPad Pro regardless of whether the application contains a 167x167 icon.

If you want this behavior to change in a future version of iOS, I suggest you provide an error report. You can fill out error messages by visiting http://bugreport.apple.com .

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Are you using LaunchScreen.xib or LaunchScreen.storyboard? If so, if the version of Xcode you are using supports iPad Pro, it will compile LaunchScreen for anything that supports Xcode.

You can use an older version of Xcode that the iPad Pro does not recognize, because you don't need it.

Or you can use Images.xcassets and not provide an iPad Pro launcher image, although according to what you ask, this does not seem appropriate. You can always use LaunchScreen.xib / storyboard as the initial storyboard, so as far as the application is concerned, you use LaunchScreen.storyboard instead of Main.storyboard. Although this does not mean that the application icon should contain all this, as is the case with my current applications. Perhaps an error report file with Apple? Hope this helps!

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