Localization not showing default language

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I am having a hard time figuring out why when I change the language of the device to a language that I don't support, it shows the incorrect localization. Let me explain myself better.

I have 2 languages supported by the app: 1. English (Should be the primary) 2. Spanish

Now, the localization works perfectly when using either of them but lets say I change to Chinese (Which I don't have localization files or support) or any other language, then the device is showing Spanish localization. enter image description here

I don't want spanish localization to show when using a different language outside spanish! I want english to always show if the language of the device is not spanish.

By the way, I have deleted the app from the simulator and cleared all targets etc before testing. I am using the iOS simulator.

Any thoughts? Thanks!

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Check your app's info.plist file for the Localization native development region, or the key CFBundleDevelopmentRegion. If you don't support the device language, the OS can try to default back to the developer language. My guess is this key is es for Spanish. You want it to be en for English.