Steps:

1. Open the attached "ScreenOrientation20174-TestProject" project
2. Build and Run for iOS Platform
3. In the application make sure that the "Portrait" orientation is selected
4. Press "Landscape Left" or "Landscape Right" button
5. Observe the Safe Area values
6. Minimize the app and then reopen it
7. Observe the Safe Area values again

Expected: Values stay the same as before minimizing the app
Actual: Values jump back to original resolution values, and a line at the bottom where the swipe indicator is - disappears

Reproducible with: 2021.3.30f1, 2022.3.10f1, 2023.1.15f1, 2023.2.0b11, 2023.3.0a7

Reproducible with device:
- VLNQA00346 - iPad Air (4th generation) (MYFR2HC/A), CPU: t8101, OS: 14.3
- VLNQA00474 - iPad Pro (3rd generation, M1) (MHQR3HC/A), CPU: Apple M1, OS: 14.8

Not reproducible with devices:
- VLNQA00476 - iPhone 13 Pro Max (MLL63ET/A), CPU: t8110, OS: 17.0
- VLNQA00352 - iPhone 12 Pro (MGML3ET/A), CPU: t8101, GPU: Apple designed, OS: 16.2
- VLNQA00258 - iPhone Xs Max (MT502ET/A), CPU: t8020, GPU: Apple designed, OS: 14.4
- VLNQA00400 - iPad mini (6th generation) (MK7M3HC/A), CPU: t8110, OS: 15.0
- iPad Pro 11 inch 5th Gen (MHQR3HC/A), CPU: t8103, OS: 16.6
- VLNQA00310 - iPad Pro 12.9" (ML3N2B/A), CPU: Apple A9X, OS: 13.4.1 (physical home button)
- VLNQA00601 - iPad Pro (12.9 inch, WiFi+LTE) (ML3N2B/A), CPU: Apple A9X, OS: 14.6 (physical home button)
- {color:#172b4d}VLNQA00600 - iPad Pro (9.7 inch, WiFi) (MLMY2B/A), CPU: Apple A9X, OS: 14.8 (physical home button) {color}