Flutter Dynamic Links (Uni_links) work on Android but not iOS - flutter

I am using the uni_links package for deep linking. What I want to do is to open the site from the mobile application or browser when the users whose link is sent click on the link. Android worked but not ios. Can you explain in detail what I should do?

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