Every application store has certain criteria on the basis of which they approve or reject apps that want to be listed on their app store. Apple is known to employ slightly more stringent norms as compared to its other counterparts as far as approving apps is concerned.
As of January 2016, a total of 69,973 apps were submitted to the Apple App Store with an average of 2,413 apps per day.
Before you develop your app, it’s important to become familiar with the technical, content, and design criteria that is required by Apple as part of the review process of all apps.
Here are the top 10 most common issues that cause apps to get rejected to help you better prepare your apps before submitting them for review.
The document provides reasons why an iPhone app may be rejected by Apple during the review process. Some common reasons for rejection include apps that crash or have bugs, a substandard user interface, broken links, placeholder content, incomplete information submitted during the review process, improper use of ads or advertising identifiers, apps that are just web clippings or aggregations of links without unique features, repeated submissions of similar apps, inaccurate app descriptions or screenshots, apps that serve no useful purpose or niche, and apps with misleading information that does not match the actual app functionality. Developers are advised to test their apps thoroughly and provide all required information to avoid these common rejection reasons.
This document provides instructions for submitting an iOS app to the App Store, including provisioning devices for development and testing, creating an app record in iTunes Connect, and submitting the app. It outlines the prerequisites, enrollment process for the iOS Developer Program, and use of Xcode and other Apple tools to provision devices, test the app, create profiles, and submit the app and future updates. Additional topics like troubleshooting, next steps, and marketing the app are also referenced.
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The document discusses configuring an Xcode project for iPhone app development. It explains how to set the app identity, bundle ID, deployment target, architectures, base SDK, launch images, and create a team provisioning profile. It recommends finalizing properties like the bundle ID before submitting to the app store and describes how certain metadata cannot be changed after release. The document also provides tips for choosing deployment targets and debugging with devices.
This document provides an overview of setting up an iPhone development environment and submitting apps to the App Store.
Key points covered include:
- Setting up an Apple developer account and using the Provisioning Portal to create certificates and provisioning profiles
- Preparing app metadata and assets for App Store submission such as screenshots, descriptions, and pricing
- Understanding the app review process and potential outcomes like approval, rejection, or being stuck in "limbo"
- Strategies for marketing apps after launch like promoting across other apps, websites, and review sites
The document also introduces the Corona SDK as a tool for cross-platform mobile game development using the Lua scripting language. Examples are given of games
The document discusses trends and changes expected for app developers in Perth. It notes that micro-moments are becoming more important than standalone apps, and that developers need to engage customers multiple times per day in short interactions. Developers will need to focus on cross-device experiences and understanding customer needs from aggregated data to deliver contextual information in real-time. Hardware innovations and a shift towards mobile experiences dominated by composition will present new opportunities for developers.
This presentation is about-
a)Core Syntax
b)Structure
c)Playgrounds,Variables,Constants,Print,Convert.
d)IF,Switch,Loop
e)Functions
f)Complex Types
g)Arrays
h)Dictionary,Tuples,Optional,Enum,Closures.
For more details visit -
http://vibranttechnologies.co.in/ios-classes-in-mumbai.html
iOS 9 is Apple's newest operating system. It brings a lot of updates for native apps, new features, and more proactivity and intelligence. Thanks to IOS 9, Apple devices are more intuitive and convenient for the users. More, it makes easier the work of developpers thanks to swift 2 and Safari view controller.
MobileIron is the Mobile Device Management system (MDM) used by the district to manage iPads. Teachers need to install MobileIron on their iPads following the steps in the document which include downloading the MobileIron app from the app store, entering their district username and password, accepting certificates, and installing security profiles. Once installed, MobileIron will set up the teacher's district email which may take several minutes.
The document provides reasons why an iPhone app may be rejected by Apple during the review process. Some common reasons for rejection include apps that crash or have bugs, a substandard user interface, broken links, placeholder content, incomplete information submitted during the review process, improper use of ads or advertising identifiers, apps that are just web clippings or aggregations of links without unique features, repeated submissions of similar apps, inaccurate app descriptions or screenshots, apps that serve no useful purpose or niche, and apps with misleading information that does not match the actual app functionality. Developers are advised to test their apps thoroughly and provide all required information to avoid these common rejection reasons.
This document provides instructions for submitting an iOS app to the App Store, including provisioning devices for development and testing, creating an app record in iTunes Connect, and submitting the app. It outlines the prerequisites, enrollment process for the iOS Developer Program, and use of Xcode and other Apple tools to provision devices, test the app, create profiles, and submit the app and future updates. Additional topics like troubleshooting, next steps, and marketing the app are also referenced.
08 10-2013 gtu projects - develop final sem gtu project in i phoneTOPS Technologies
The document discusses configuring an Xcode project for iPhone app development. It explains how to set the app identity, bundle ID, deployment target, architectures, base SDK, launch images, and create a team provisioning profile. It recommends finalizing properties like the bundle ID before submitting to the app store and describes how certain metadata cannot be changed after release. The document also provides tips for choosing deployment targets and debugging with devices.
This document provides an overview of setting up an iPhone development environment and submitting apps to the App Store.
Key points covered include:
- Setting up an Apple developer account and using the Provisioning Portal to create certificates and provisioning profiles
- Preparing app metadata and assets for App Store submission such as screenshots, descriptions, and pricing
- Understanding the app review process and potential outcomes like approval, rejection, or being stuck in "limbo"
- Strategies for marketing apps after launch like promoting across other apps, websites, and review sites
The document also introduces the Corona SDK as a tool for cross-platform mobile game development using the Lua scripting language. Examples are given of games
The document discusses trends and changes expected for app developers in Perth. It notes that micro-moments are becoming more important than standalone apps, and that developers need to engage customers multiple times per day in short interactions. Developers will need to focus on cross-device experiences and understanding customer needs from aggregated data to deliver contextual information in real-time. Hardware innovations and a shift towards mobile experiences dominated by composition will present new opportunities for developers.
This presentation is about-
a)Core Syntax
b)Structure
c)Playgrounds,Variables,Constants,Print,Convert.
d)IF,Switch,Loop
e)Functions
f)Complex Types
g)Arrays
h)Dictionary,Tuples,Optional,Enum,Closures.
For more details visit -
http://vibranttechnologies.co.in/ios-classes-in-mumbai.html
iOS 9 is Apple's newest operating system. It brings a lot of updates for native apps, new features, and more proactivity and intelligence. Thanks to IOS 9, Apple devices are more intuitive and convenient for the users. More, it makes easier the work of developpers thanks to swift 2 and Safari view controller.
MobileIron is the Mobile Device Management system (MDM) used by the district to manage iPads. Teachers need to install MobileIron on their iPads following the steps in the document which include downloading the MobileIron app from the app store, entering their district username and password, accepting certificates, and installing security profiles. Once installed, MobileIron will set up the teacher's district email which may take several minutes.
Apple is also known for it's rigid scrutiny of apps, developers submit from time to time.
Here's the slide explaining most common Apple App Store app rejections.
Apple is growing every day. Over the years, iOS is broadly used on a collection of devices containing an iPad, iPhone, and iPod. And however, with a new update, Apple provides new features and complications for developers over the world.
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The document summarizes key things publishers need to know about changes coming in iOS 14:
1) It will be much harder than expected to get users to allow tracking in iOS 14.5. Apps risk rejection if they do not comply with new privacy and data policies.
2) More apps will be rejected for violations of Apple's tightened privacy and data usage policies. Attribution will now rely solely on Apple's SKAdNetwork, dividing reporting into two dashboards.
3) Many things may break both externally and internally as apps update to use alternative identifiers to the IDFA and comply with new policies. ConversionValues reported through SKAdNetwork will be important for future user acquisition.
This document discusses strategies for user acquisition through organic and paid channels. It begins by covering organic user acquisition techniques like keyword research, creating appealing app store metadata, and leveraging user reviews. It then covers paid user acquisition channels like Facebook ads, Google Ads, and mobile ad networks. Key recommendations include choosing keywords strategically, split testing app assets, building communities on social media, and attributing the relationship between paid and organic installs for better ROI. The document provides checklists and examples to help optimize different acquisition tactics.
Apple’s solutions for app tracking transparency are the only legal and technical framework that is concentrating on enhancing user data privacy.
You must enable users to manually modify the settings in any new applications you run on iOS 14.5 or later.
Keyword Research: Finding 100's of Keywords With The Click Of A Button
Analyzing Keyword
Generating App Title
Writing your way for Ranking #1
How to use main keyword and secondary keyword within description
First Impressions are Crucial
Split Testing your Icon
Bonus- To Increase Downloads
App Reviews Importance and Methods
Get Featured
Partnership, Influencers, Marketing and PR
Social Media Marketing
Viral Loops & Referrals
Paid App Installs
LTV
Re-Engagement
Mobile apps are increasingly popular as they allow users to access services from their smartphones without needing internet access. There are several best practices for developing effective mobile apps, including following platform guidelines, using the latest development techniques and tools, gathering user feedback, optimizing for size and speed, securing user data, moderating ads and in-app purchases, and thoroughly testing the app. Amzur Technologies is an experienced mobile app development company that focuses on designing intuitive apps to meet business needs.
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Mobile App Rejection: Reasons and How to AvoidUtah Tech Labs
🚀 Are you familiar with the disappointment that comes from investing countless hours designing and developing an app, only to face rejection from the esteemed App Store? 😔 Don't worry, this is a common challenge faced by app developers. However, with the right knowledge and preparation, you can steer clear of the common pitfalls and achieve approval for your app on the first attempt. 📲✅
💡 In our latest blog post, we delve into the intricacies of app rejections, shedding light on the reasons behind them and equipping you with valuable insights on how to avoid such setbacks. Here's a glimpse of our insight::
✅ App Security Bugs: Prioritize comprehensive testing to eliminate security vulnerabilities. As app stores prioritize user safety, it is imperative to provide a seamless and secure user experience.
✅ App Information: Craft a precise and reliable description of your app's purpose and functionality. Avoid exaggerations and misleading statements, while ensuring accurate and transparent contact information. By fostering trust with your users, you enhance your chances of approval.
✅ Privacy Policy: With the growing stringency of data privacy regulations, it is crucial to handle user data responsibly. Provide detailed information regarding data usage, storage, and user access. Ensure your privacy policy remains up-to-date and easily accessible to users.
At Utah Tech Labs, we recognize the challenges of app development and submission. With over a decade of experience, we can guide you through intricate app store regulations, guidelines, and submission procedures. 💪
Access the complete blog post on our website to empower yourself with the knowledge necessary to overcome app rejection barriers. 📚
🌐 Visit https://lnkd.in/gmcgBpqn to explore our comprehensive resources and ensure a seamless approval process for your app.
#AppStoreApproval #MobileAppDevelopment #UtahTechLabs #AppSuccess
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This document provides an overview of app store optimization (ASO) and its core components. ASO involves improving the visibility of mobile apps in app stores. The key components include optimizing app keywords, name, description and localization; using effective app icons, screenshots and visuals; and tracking important off-site factors like number of downloads, ratings and reviews to help optimize an app's performance in app stores.
The document discusses privacy issues related to mobile apps. It notes that mobile apps collect large amounts of personal data from users through devices' sensors and capabilities. Many users uninstall apps due to privacy concerns over how their data is collected and shared. The document also outlines challenges in the mobile app ecosystem regarding privacy policies, permission models, and ensuring user data is handled according to legal and regulatory standards.
The document discusses implementing deep linking and app indexing for mobile apps. It provides code examples and steps for setting up deep links on Android, including adding an intent filter to activities, specifying the URI scheme and format, and categories for links to be browsable from the web. Deep links allow sending users directly to relevant in-app content rather than a generic app or mobile site homepage, improving the user experience. The document emphasizes that few mobile apps currently use deep linking capabilities.
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App rejection on the App Store is very common and most of the reasons are trivial if the developer is aware. We bring you the top reasons why your app might be rejected.
This is a good point of reference to take into consideration before planning out an app's functionality or before submitting an app to the App Store.
There might be other reasons why your app is rejected by Apple, more specific to the app's use cases and functionality. But we can always help with that if needed.
This document provides tips for optimizing mobile apps to rank higher in app store search results. It discusses factors like app description, screenshots, videos, reviews/ratings, social media integration, targeting the right audience, and localization. The goal of app store optimization is to drive more traffic and downloads by improving search visibility. Key factors that influence rankings include number of downloads, uninstalls, reviews, ratings, and social media engagement. Regularly updating the app based on user feedback can also help optimize rankings over time.
Increasing use of the mobile phone over a desktop is in the trend over the past few years. People have shifted their focus on building mobile apps as they help to engage more people. In today’s highly competitive environment, the company that focuses on engaging customers survives.
The work of building an app from scratch requires expertise and it is needed to ensure that the work is carried out by the help of a team of experts. You can make it yourself if you are good at it and the other way is to outsource it by giving the work to a mobile app developer or a company that does it.
What are the Types of SQL Injection Attacks?Appknox
In general, SQL injection is categorized into three major classes: In-band SQLi, Inferential SQLi, and Out-of-band SQLi
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2) More apps will be rejected for violations of Apple's tightened privacy and data usage policies. Attribution will now rely solely on Apple's SKAdNetwork, dividing reporting into two dashboards.
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How to use main keyword and secondary keyword within description
First Impressions are Crucial
Split Testing your Icon
Bonus- To Increase Downloads
App Reviews Importance and Methods
Get Featured
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Social Media Marketing
Viral Loops & Referrals
Paid App Installs
LTV
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Mobile apps are increasingly popular as they allow users to access services from their smartphones without needing internet access. There are several best practices for developing effective mobile apps, including following platform guidelines, using the latest development techniques and tools, gathering user feedback, optimizing for size and speed, securing user data, moderating ads and in-app purchases, and thoroughly testing the app. Amzur Technologies is an experienced mobile app development company that focuses on designing intuitive apps to meet business needs.
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🚀 Are you familiar with the disappointment that comes from investing countless hours designing and developing an app, only to face rejection from the esteemed App Store? 😔 Don't worry, this is a common challenge faced by app developers. However, with the right knowledge and preparation, you can steer clear of the common pitfalls and achieve approval for your app on the first attempt. 📲✅
💡 In our latest blog post, we delve into the intricacies of app rejections, shedding light on the reasons behind them and equipping you with valuable insights on how to avoid such setbacks. Here's a glimpse of our insight::
✅ App Security Bugs: Prioritize comprehensive testing to eliminate security vulnerabilities. As app stores prioritize user safety, it is imperative to provide a seamless and secure user experience.
✅ App Information: Craft a precise and reliable description of your app's purpose and functionality. Avoid exaggerations and misleading statements, while ensuring accurate and transparent contact information. By fostering trust with your users, you enhance your chances of approval.
✅ Privacy Policy: With the growing stringency of data privacy regulations, it is crucial to handle user data responsibly. Provide detailed information regarding data usage, storage, and user access. Ensure your privacy policy remains up-to-date and easily accessible to users.
At Utah Tech Labs, we recognize the challenges of app development and submission. With over a decade of experience, we can guide you through intricate app store regulations, guidelines, and submission procedures. 💪
Access the complete blog post on our website to empower yourself with the knowledge necessary to overcome app rejection barriers. 📚
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This document provides an overview of app store optimization (ASO) and its core components. ASO involves improving the visibility of mobile apps in app stores. The key components include optimizing app keywords, name, description and localization; using effective app icons, screenshots and visuals; and tracking important off-site factors like number of downloads, ratings and reviews to help optimize an app's performance in app stores.
The document discusses privacy issues related to mobile apps. It notes that mobile apps collect large amounts of personal data from users through devices' sensors and capabilities. Many users uninstall apps due to privacy concerns over how their data is collected and shared. The document also outlines challenges in the mobile app ecosystem regarding privacy policies, permission models, and ensuring user data is handled according to legal and regulatory standards.
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App rejection on the App Store is very common and most of the reasons are trivial if the developer is aware. We bring you the top reasons why your app might be rejected.
This is a good point of reference to take into consideration before planning out an app's functionality or before submitting an app to the App Store.
There might be other reasons why your app is rejected by Apple, more specific to the app's use cases and functionality. But we can always help with that if needed.
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2. Contents
Introduction........................................................................1
An overview of reasons why Apple rejects apps...........2
Reason #1: Insufficient information provided.............4
Reason #2: Presence of bugs and crashes..................5
Reason #3: Substandard user interface.......................6
Reason #4: Non-relevant content.................................7
Reason #5: Inappropriate naming of the App............8
Reason #6: Non-compliant legal requirements..........9
Reason #7: Unauthorised mention of competitors....10
Reason #8: Non-compliant to privacy policies..........11
Reason #9: Inappropriate rating of the app..............12
Reason #10: Violation of Intellectual Property Rights. 14
Conclusion
3. INTRODUCTION
1
Every application store has certain criteria on the basis
of which they approve or reject apps that want to be
listed on their app store. Apple is known to employ
slightly more stringent norms as compared to its other
counterparts as far as approving apps is concerned.
Before you develop your app, it’s important to become
familiar with the technical, content, and design criteria
that is required by Apple as part of the review process
of all apps. In this ebook we’ve highlighted 10 most
common issues that cause apps to get rejected to help
you better prepare your apps before submitting them
for review.
Enterprise Grade Mobile Security
4. 2Enterprise Grade Mobile Security
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3%
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3%
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44%
AN OVERVIEW OF REASONS WHY APPLE REJECTS APPS
Total Percent of App Rejections
56%
Top 10 Reasons
44%
Other Reasons (<3% each)
5. 3Enterprise Grade Mobile Security
More information needed
Guideline 2.2: Apps that exhibit bugs will be rejected
Guideline 10.6: Apple and our customers place a high value on
simple, refined, creative, well thought through interfaces. They
take more work but are worth it. Apple sets a high bar. If your user
interface is complex or less than very good, it may be rejected
Guideline 3.3: Apps with names, descriptions, screenshots, or
previews not relevant to the content and functionality of the App
will be rejected
Guideline 2.1: Apps that crash will be rejected
Guideline 3.4: App names in iTunes Connect and as displayed on a
device should be similar, so as not to cause confusion
Guideline 22.2: Apps that contain false, fraudulent or misleading
representations or use names or icons similar to other Apps will be
rejected
Guideline 3.1: Apps or metadata that mentions the name of any
other mobile platform will be rejected
Guideline 17.2: Apps that require users to share personal
information, such as email address and date of birth, in order to
function will be rejected
Guideline 3.8: Developers are responsible for assigning appropriate
ratings to their Apps. Inappropriate ratings may be changed/deleted
by Apple
16%
12%
6%
4%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
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Reason
#1:
INSUFFICIENT INFORMATION PROVIDED
According to Apple, 16% of all App Store rejections are
for “more information needed.” Apple requires developers
to be able to fully explain their apps or fill in missing bits
of information and context. For instance, if a feature
requires a sign-in registration, provide Apple with valid
demo registration credentials so the reviewer can see what
is behind the sign-in page. Other items under the
list include providing up-to-date contact information.
This reason is highly ambiguous and the best way to resolve
this is to provide as much information as possible when you
submit your application to iTunes.
HOW TO RESOLVE THIS ISSUE?
7. 5Enterprise Grade Mobile Security
Reason
#2:
PRESENCE OF BUGS AND CRASHES
12% of the apps are rejected by Apple because they crash
and have bugs. You should submit your app for review only
when it is complete and ready to be published. Apple
suggests that developers should make sure to thoroughly
test the app on devices and fix all bugs before submitting.
This reason of rejection is classified under the Section 2.2 of
Apple Developer Guidelines that stats - “Apps that exhibit
bugs will be rejected.”
It is obvious that Apple will directly reject your application if it
crashes during testing. Hence, you should test your app
thoroughly before you submit it. While you test it, ensure you
test it across multiple devices, different OS versions and also
under varying network conditions. You could probably write
unit test code for your regression testing.
HOW TO RESOLVE THIS ISSUE?
8. 6Enterprise Grade Mobile Security
Reason
#3:
SUBSTANDARD USER INTERFACE
Guideline 10.6 of Apple Developer Guidelines outlines that
Apple and its customers place a high value on simple,
refined, creative, well thought through interfaces. They take
more work but are worth it. Apple sets a high bar. If your
user interface is complex or less than very good, it may be
rejected. Apps that look similar to Apps bundled on iOS
or Watch OS devices, including the App Store, iTunes Store,
and iBooks Store, will be rejected.
Another thing to note here is that apps that alter the
functions of standard switches, such as the Volume
Up/Down and Ring/Silent switches, will be rejected.
Apps must comply with all terms and conditions explained in
the applicable Apple Human Interface Guidelines:
- iOS Human Interface Guidelines
- OS X Human Interface Guidelines
- Apple TV Human Interface Guidelines
- Apple Watch Human Interface Guidelines
HOW TO RESOLVE THIS ISSUE?
9. 7Enterprise Grade Mobile Security
Reason
#4:
NON-RELEVANT CONTENT
4% of the apps submitted to Apple are rejected because
they do not have relevance when compared to the
content or functionality offered. Guideline 3.3 of the
Apple Developer Guidelines states that apps with names,
descriptions, screenshots, or previews not relevant to the
content and functionality of the App will be rejected.
These also include functionality based issues like - Apps
that recommend that users restart their iOS device prior to
installation or launch may be rejected.
Make sure you use relevant and licensed content when you
describe or explain your app in detail. This includes
screenshots, music, etc. that go in the description and
explanation.
Make sure all URLs, such as support and privacy policy URLs,
submitted are fully functional.
HOW TO RESOLVE THIS ISSUE?
10. 8Enterprise Grade Mobile Security
Reason
#5:
HOW TO RESOLVE THIS ISSUE?
INAPPROPRIATE NAMING OF THE APP
While uploading your App on the App Store be extra
cautious in naming the app. Ensure that the name of the
app while uploading on iTunes Connect is same as that on
the end user side.
The app name listed in the App Store should be same as
the app name when it gets installed in the device. It avoids
any confusion to the users in identifying the app.
Guideline 3.4 of the Apple Developer Guidelines
mentions that “app names in iTunes Connect and as
displayed on a device should be similar, so as not to cause
confusion”. 4% of the apps get rejected due to
inappropriate naming of the app.
IMPROPER
NAMING
OF APP
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Reason
#6:
HOW TO RESOLVE THIS ISSUE?
NON-COMPLIANT LEGAL REQUIREMENTS
Take a closer look at the App Store and official Apple apps
like iTunes and make sure your designs are different and
unique from the entire Apple family to be a part of the family.
Apple requires apps to be unique with their names, icons or
interface and discourages imitation of any other apps.
Guideline 22.2 of the Apple Developer Guidelines states
that “apps that contain false, fraudulent or misleading
representations or use names or icons similar to other Apps
will be rejected.” 5% of the apps that seek permission are
dismissed because they appear confusingly similar to an
existing Apple product.
12. 10Enterprise Grade Mobile Security
Reason
#7:
HOW TO RESOLVE THIS ISSUE?
UNAUTHORISED MENTION OF COMPETITORS
Remove all the instances of any of the Apple’s direct
competition. It’s that simple.
Any reference to a rival platform will be rejected by Apple.
For example, if you use terms like Samsung, Lenovo etc. it
would reject your app. Apple is very particular about this
point to the extent that even if you simply upload a
screenshot showing an Android device, it would banish your
app. Here’s the exact Guideline 3.1, “Apps or metadata that
mentions the name of any other mobile platform will be
rejected.”
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Reason
#8:
HOW TO RESOLVE THIS ISSUE?
NON-COMPLIANT TO PRIVACY POLICIES
App developers should enumerate the reason why is it
important for them to seek personal information from users
and how will it be helpful in providing their service. All these
details should be distinctly mentioned in the app privacy
policy so that users know how their personal information is
being used before they give away their details.
Apps cannot transmit data about a user without obtaining
the user's prior permission and providing the user with
access to information about how and where the data will be
used.
Apps that include account registration or access a user’s
existing account must include a privacy policy or they will be
rejected.
14. 12Enterprise Grade Mobile Security
Reason
#9:
INAPPROPRIATE RATING OF THE APP
Apple requires you to rate your own app genuinely against
some pre-defined parameters (based on the domain your
app falls into). As per the Guideline 3.8 of the Apple
Developer Guidelines, “the Developers are responsible for
assigning appropriate ratings to their Apps. Inappropriate
ratings may be changed/deleted by Apple.” In an instance, a
game developer had to fill out the following form for the
rating of his app:
App Rating Detail form for gaming apps
15. 13Enterprise Grade Mobile Security
HOW TO RESOLVE THIS ISSUE?
Try to be as realistic as possible while rating your app on the
pre-defined parameters. For a double check, you can revise
your ratings in iTunes Connect, Manage Your Applications.
View the details of the appropriate app, then edit the Version
Information to access the Ratings tab and select the settings.
If your iTunes Connect Application State is Rejected, a new
binary will be required. Make the desired metadata changes
when you upload the new binary.
If your iTunes Connect Application State is Metadata
Rejected, we do NOT require a new binary.
In iTunes Connect > Manage Your Applications, select your
app and click View Details.
- Click Edit in the Metadata section
- Revise the desired metadata values
- Click "Save" at the bottom of the screen
- Once you click Save, you will see the "Submit NewMetadata"
button in the top right. Click "Submit New Metadata"
The app got rejected in the App Store and the reason was
cited as, “We found that the rating you selected for your app
was not consistent with the content of your app, as required
by the App Store Review Guidelines. Since your app includes
content or features that pertain to guns or gun-related
activities, your ratings must reflect a "Frequent/Intense"
setting for "Realistic Violence" in iTunes Connect.”
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Reason
#10:
VIOLATION OF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS
Guideline 8 of the Apple Developer Guidelines outlines the
Content and Intellectual Property Rights accepted by Apple
to get accepted in the App Store.
- Apps that suggest or infer that Apple is a source or
supplier of the App, or that Apple endorses any particular
representation regarding quality or functionality will be
rejected.
- Apps that appear confusingly similar to an existing Apple
product, interface, or advertising theme will be rejected.
- Apps that misspell Apple product names in their App name
(i.e., GPS for Iphone, iTunz) will be rejected.
- Apps that include the ability to download music or video
content from third party sources (e.g. YouTube,
SoundCloud, Vimeo, etc) without explicit authorization
from those sources will be rejected.
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HOW TO RESOLVE THIS ISSUE?
We hope reading this ebook has inspired you to develop
and launch flawless apps that would be readily accepted
by the App Store. Being unique in your approach and
adhering to these essential guidelines is all that you
have to do to get your apps listed in the
iOS App Store.
These are some of the minor things that can be taken care
of with a little more attention to detail. Keep your designs
and interface unique, do not misspell Apple product names
in your App name, avoid giving permissions to users to
download music or video content from 3rd party apps.
That’s all folks! Here you go with the 10 Reasons Why
Apple Rejects Apps From The App Store.
Thanks for reading!
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