Technical Difficulties on iPhone and iPad App

We’re submitting a fix today for a startup crash on the ProPublica app for iPhone and iPad.

Sept. 19, 2013, 4:33 a.m. EDT

We’re submitting a fix today for a startup crash on the ProPublica app for iPhone and iPad. Though we tested the app successfully during the months leading up to yesterday’s release of the new OS, the app seems to crash on startup on the final release of the OS.

Apple’s procedure for approving app updates in the app store can take some time, but we’ve asked for expedited approval.

We'll announce here and on our Twitter feed when the new version is in place and working.

Sorry for the trouble.

Update 9/25 Apple's approved our fixed version of the app and they're now available in the App Store.

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