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I implemented a PSRadioGroupSpecifier like so: ![[settings bundle excerpt]](https://i.stack.imgur.com/Bh9pa.png)
1. Regardless of which value a user selects inside the radio button group, next time the settings are opened the default value is marked as selected. Imho this is a bug in iOS, as i figured out that the value of the settings property is correctly set and could be retrieved.
Question: How to come around the false display in settings app WITHOUT using PSMultiValueSpecifier?