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• The best solution : Start by updating your external dependencies to their latest versions since this situation might already be solved in a newer release. If not, contact the maintainer(s) of the libraries and ask about their update plans , or replace the libraries totally.

• Alternatively , if you're using Xamarin.Forms , enable the managed linker (on the whole project or, at least, on the dependency using UIWebView) so it might be removed, if not referenced. That will solve the problem but might required additional work to make your code linker-safe.

• A forceful solution is to add --optimize=force-rejected-types-removal to your project's Additional mtouch arguments. This will remove traces of UIWebView from the application. However, any code that refers to the type will not work properly (expect exceptions or crashes).

Refer to docs : https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/xamarin/ios/user-interface/controls/webview#removal.

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