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I have a UIActivity subclass that creates its own activityViewController : - (UIViewController *)activityViewController { WSLInProgressViewController* progressView = [[[WSLInProgressViewController alloc] init] autorelease]; progressView.message = [NSString stringWithFormat:NSLocalizedString(@"Posting to %@...",@"Posting to..."), self.activityType]; return progressView; } I've add a full repro on GitHub . According to the documentation, you aren't supposed to dismiss this manually. Instead, the OS does that when you call activityDidFinish: . This works fine when ran on an iPhone. When I say "works," this is the sequence of events that I'm expecting (and see on the iPhone): Display the UIActivityViewController User presses my custom activity My view controller appears I call activityDidFinish: My custom view controller is dismissed The UIActivityViewController is also dismissed However, when I run this same code on the iPad Simulator -- the only difference being that I put the UIActivityViewController in a popup, as the documentation says you should -- the activityViewController never dismisses. As I say, this is code wo/the popUP works on the iPhone and I have stepped through the code so I know that activityDidFinish: is getting called. I found this Radar talking about the same problem in iOS6 beta 3 , but it seems such fundamental functionality that I suspect a bug in my code rather than OS (also note that it works correctly with the Twitter and Facebook functionality!). Am I missing something? Do I need to

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