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This is a change Apple implemented and occurs on iOS 15 for an app compiled with Xcode 13. They have changed the default nav bar appearance to transparent rather then translucent. You can change it back to translucent with
UINavigationBarAppearance
and its.configureWithDefaultBackground()
method.There’s a good blog post on this at: iOS 15 Nav bar changes
If you are using Xcode 13 this will help: