Displaying it as it was in the app wouldn't even have made it through the review if they caught the error. This is not a good way to display an error as it's not obvious to the user that it actually is an error. As nobody of you have experience in developing iOS apps, I would say this is a privilege I get to keep.

I wouldn't go down the "non-html" context discussion as this voids the hole point about having an iOS app.

@karolsojko I would use either `newline` in the original edit and replace newlines with `<br>` before assigning it to the template in a non-cordova context. Or you can do it the other way around (going from `<br>` to `newline`, but I think that is less clean.