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《App Store Review Guidelines》 5.1.1 Data Collection and Storage(iv)SafariViewContoller must be used to visibly present information to users; the controller may not be hidden or obscured by other views or layers. Additionally,an app may not use SafariViewController to track users without their knowledge and consent.As above,does it mean that privacy policy pages have to be displayed using SFSafariViewContoller?Can I use WKWebView to display the privacy policy pages in my app?

I submitted the very first version of my app two weeks ago and it was accepted with no problems within 24 hours. Fast forward a week later, I submit for an app update review with basically little to no changes, and its rejected for the following reasons:Guidelines 2.3.7 - Performance - Accurate Metadata We noticed that your app name or subtitle to be displayed on the App Store includes the following trademarked term or popular app name, which is not appropriate for use in these metadata items. Specifically, your app name or subtitle included the term, Fortnite.First of all, why wasn't this a problem when I submitted a week ago? So I end up changing the app name the the subtitle and then resubmit for review EXACTLY as they requested me to do so. After waiting 5 days for them to re-review it, I get another rejection because of the following reasons:Guideline 3.2.2 - Business - Other Business Model Issues - Unacceptable The NEWS FEED feature in your app displays or promotes third-party apps, which is not appropr

When i upload builds to app store they given the feedback as We noticed that your app requests the user’s consent to access their camera, microphone, and location but does not clarify the use of this feature in the permission modal alert, But i haven't request any permissions to use user's content in my application. Actually i don't need it, so how can i prevent my application to request the user's consent to access their features?

We submitted an update for our app about 1.5 weeks back. This is our fifth update and never had this issue. We developed a dating app and we required that users fill out their profile because we do not want half incomplete profiles due to UX. However, if a user does not want to share information about themselves they have the option to chose other. The only field that is required is height because it’s an integer. Accord to the guidelines I can only require information if it’s a core functionality. We know it’s our core functionality because of the profiles are half empty not only does it ruin the UX but also will start messing up our alogorithm. Not only that, I downloaded other dating apps and they require users to fill out their profiles or they do not let them forward. I even sent them the video of other apps to show it’s a common practice and also information why we require information as a part of our core functionality but we keep getting rejected. We definitely would love some insight.

Hi guys,In order to use CloudKit methods like fetchUserRecordID the end user has to enable Look Me Up feature. But recently Apple App review board told us that asking the user to enable Look Me Up does not comply with the App Store Review Guidelines. 5.1.1, below.What is App Store compliant way to use CloudKit?Legal - 5.1.1The app requires users to enable Look Me Up access in iCloud in order to access non account-based features. Apps cannot require personal information prior to allowing access to app content and features that are not associated specifically to the user.Thanks