P: June Photoshop on iPad v6.3 crashes at launch after update

Since yesterday im having the same issue too

PHOTOSHOP. for iPad : CRASH UPON LAUNCH

It's  been a week and so many Adobe paying clients have been unable to complete their work because apparently it lAdobe doesn't feel this particular group of users are as important as say the Enterprise groups. I can almost guarantee that anything preventing the Enterprise group from using their version of Adobe Photoshop would be addressed by Adobe within a maximum of 48 hours. But as for the iPad user group I'm in, we're virtually being ignored and I'll go one step further and say it's my belief now after attempting to get any live support or response to this ongoing problem that Adobe is simply hoping we'll give up and go away. I will not.

Interestingly I ran the ISP crash report through AI and asked it to provide details on what was causing this issue, and what it came up with was pretty much what I expected. I mean what else could cause the app to no longer show as activated, and to indicate on my account that I have no mobile access apps, but 23 Web access apps when we know web access isn't available on iPad.
Below is what AI said:

"Looking at this crash report, I can identify the key issue causing Adobe Photoshop to fail on your iOS device. The primary problem is indicated by the exception type: EXC_BAD_INSTRUCTION with signal SIGILL (Illegal instruction). This means the app is trying to execute an instruction that your device's processor doesn't support or understand. Here are the specific details pointing to the root cause: Hardware/Software Mismatch: Your device: iPad Pro 12.9 2nd Generation iOS version: 17.7.8 App version: Adobe Photoshop 6.3 (build 20250619.632) The Core Issue: The crash occurs because this version of Adobe Photoshop contains code compiled with newer ARM64 instructions that aren't supported by your iPad's A10 processor. The illegal instruction error happens when the app tries to execute these unsupported processor instructions. Why This Happens: Adobe likely compiled this version using newer development tools that generate code optimized for newer ARM processors Your iPad has an older A10 chip that doesn't support some of the newer ARM64 instruction sets. The app wasn't properly tested or configured for backward compatibility with older iPad models.

This is something easily remedied by Adobe and most certainly wouldn't take a week or more to fix, alternatively why not just roll back the mobile app? Instead what you've put in place of the mobile app is one only compatible with web access, which makes zero sense for what is supposed to be for an IOS mobile app. I can't speak for everyone else but I'm rapidly reaching my limit of patience with Adobe. I have my records of payments for my subscription along with the evidence of continued lack of response from Adobe to my attempts to speak with anyone in technical/engineering support or customer service. Seeing as I've done everything I possibly could in order to obtain even the minimum of customer support, service or response and receiving none of the promised contact of support I'm left with no other option or choice but to explore my options in order to obtain the appropriate corrective justice. Fix the problem Adobe.