Phone number parsing is not working on iOS 17 about phonenumberkit HOT 8 CLOSED

This issue happens when the library tries to get the region from the device's SIM card with the following code:

let countryCode = CNContactsUserDefaults.shared().countryCode.uppercased()

On iOS 17 Beta, it returns "001" on simulators (maybe on physical devices too) instead of the ISO country code.

Since it's just the first beta available, I would wait until the release candidate before changing something on PNK.

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Hello, do you have the same issue with iOS 16.5 ?

I can't find a way to install the 16.5 simulator.
But many of our users report us a problem with the validation of the phone number, and it seems to be related to the version of ios 16.5

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@bourvill Tested on device with iOS 16.5 and worked correctly

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@bourvill @WedgeSparda Reproduces for me on iOS 16.5 (real device, eSim, carrier is Vodafone Ukraine).
The region/carrier country code carrier?.isoCountryCode in defaultRegionCode() is "--" instead of the country code. The fallback to "US" doesn't work since "--" is still a value.

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This is not the same issue. You’re using an old version of PhoneNumberKit.

Please, keep in mind that if you’re using Cocoapods as dependency manager, you must specify the git parameter on your Podfile as described on README.

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@WedgeSparda It seems to be fixed on beta 2.

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@bguidolim It is, indeed. Just tested it and is returning a valid parsed phone. Thanks.

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This problem is still present on Xcode 15 and iOS 17 simulator with PhoneNumberKit 3.7.2 installed via SPM. It does not happen on the device.

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