Lets start by enabling pilicense=any for requests to mobile frontend. We may have a second pass with geographic/policy based restrictions for some uses.

Based on reading the closed/linked ticket (below). I added some testcases to the iOS Test Case document. Mostly checking for pages with mixed free and non-free (Avatar Film 2009) and no free images (Bill Clinton) and all free images (Fair Use). Moving to Need QA.

https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T152216

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Hi @JMinor is it possible to write a series of steps presenting a scenario I can recreate and if I need a specific iOS device to do it on? That would help me to contribute.

@Nicholas.tsg - These are the tests I've added to the testcases document. Hopefully, this helps:

1. Search for Avatar (film 2009). View the image in the search result. Tap the article. Tap the lead image. Scroll images. Verify both free and non-free images appear.
2. Search for Bill Clinton. View the image in the search result. Tap the article. Tap the lead image. Scroll images. Verify both free and non-free images appear.
3. Search for Fair Use. View the image in the search result. Tap the article. Tap the lead image. Scroll images. Verify both free and non-free images appear.

As mentioned earlier: checking for pages with mixed free and non-free (Avatar Film 2009) and no free images (Bill Clinton) and all free images (Fair Use)

Testing on iPhone 7 (iOS 10.2) and Wikipedia app 5.4.0 (1084). Tests seem to be fixed and working as expected.

In Step 1, both free and non-free images appear for the Avatar page:

In Step 2, both free (copyright with slash thru it) and non-free? (Creative Commons) images appear for the Bill Clinton page:

In Step 3, the Fair Use page is all free images as expected: