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HN links it in iOS architecture debates; the one comment given argues Cocoa was built for MVC, so other architectures work against Apple's design.
The problem is that the Cocoa framework, even after the advent of Swift, has always been created with MVC in mind. We're now at a point in iOS where trends have rolled around and now people are saying to pick MVC because that was Apple's intention, other architectures were created because people were doing it wrong:
https://medium.com/flawless-app-stories/the-only-viable-ios-architecture-c42f7b4c845d
Obviously most significant production apps are using variant architectures such as at the bare minimum having view models, and the introduction of SwiftUI and popular earlier frameworks such as RxSwift also complicates things. Most apps aren't using pure MVC, sure, but it doesn't mean that the architecture isn't scalable. The alternatives might also be pretty gnarly:
https://developer.squareup.com/blog/ziggurat-ios-app-architecture/