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Reply to How can I make my app compatible with older ios versions?
You can still use iOS 7.x as a deployment target in the store, but not w/current tools (Xcode 8.3.2). I'd wonder about doing so, however, as number of users on an iOS that far back is in low single digits.Note that according to iTunes Connect, minimum now for the store is Xcode 6, which supports iOS 4.3 or iOS 5.1.1 minimum deployment, so to reach your goal of supporting older iOSs, you'd need to use older Xcode - restrictions apply, mainly not being able to also support newer iOSs, so...
May ’17
Reply to Require newsletter signup to access app?
Seen 5.1.1 ii in the ASRGs Data Collection and Storage ...?If you can get away with a forced login, and assuming app review's privacy clauses are met, I think an opt-out newsletter is a side debate between you and your users, not Apple. >Or will it be rejected?No one here can promise what app review will/won't accept/reject, and perhaps more germane to the question, there are no pre-reviews.Good luck.
May ’17
Appium - what do I do? Please help!!!!
Morning all, Hoping for a little technical advice here, got an iOS app to test... think I've code signed it correctly using an enterprise Dev account which my team has added me too. I seem to be able to install the app on a simulator and as soon as IOS driver opens the app is closes... I found this guide online http://dentedghost.blogspot.co.uk/2015/06/appium-testers-perspective-for-ios.html?m=1 and followed it all the way through to Xcode 5.1.1 part, however due to my version of macOS I cannot complete. I have a call with developers today, can anyone help me out with what exactly I should ask them for? A Dev build of the app?? Spent literally all of yesterday on this :( Thanks Arjun
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May ’17
How to fix no root cert issue? please help!
Hi there!Any time I generate a certificate to use for iOS development or distribution, it shows me no root cert issue (This certificate has an invalid issuer) that I was unable to overcome. I've installed Apple WWDR CA which expires on 7th of February 2023, but I'm not sure if and how it's used when generating Requesting a Certificate from a CA via Keychain Access...Yes, if needed, I'm using Mac OS X 10.10.5 and xCode 5.1.1.Please help me if possible.Thank you,Yana
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Jun ’17
Reply to App Review Information - Sign-In Information with phone
As an option, create a short video that works as demo, then upload it where review can find it and let them know via that app's meta data/review notes.If they need more info, etc. expect them to reach out.As a bonus for you efforts, you can perhaps use that clip as a video preview in the store.I would caution, tho, about requiring such personal info in order to use the app, if in fact that works as a gate to all functions... See the ASRGs/Legal/Privacy 5.1.1 Data Collection and Storage
Sep ’17
trying to build for ios 5.1.1 using xcode 5
I am getting a build signing error for an app I have developed using xcode 5.I am targetting ios 5.1.1 so it can run on old ipads.I have a developer registered ipad and it is being accepted by xcode as an ios device but when I try to build it complains about code siging in SDK 5.1 which I am using and the code signing is specified in the project build settings.The code signing in the build settings is set as follows:Code Signing Identity iOS DeveloperDebug iOS DeveloperiOS 5.1 SDK iOS DeveloperRelease iOS DeveloperiOS 5.1 SDK iOS DeveloperCode Signing Resource Rules PathDebug iOS 5.1 SDKRelease iOS 5.1 SDKOther Code Signing FlagsDebug iOS 5.1 SDKRelease iOS 5.1 SDKProvisioning Profile iOS Team Provisioning Profile: xxxxThe message I get is build failedcheck dependenciesCodeSign error: code signing is required for product type 'Application' in 'iOS 5.1'Anyone any hints?
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Sep ’17
Reply to Can I create and submit an app that will be retro-compatible from iOS 5 to iOS 11?
The old iPads have to be running iOS 5.1.1 or later, as only those iOS versions include support for apps containing 64-bit slices. And Apple now requires submitted apps to include 64-bit support. Apps built with earlier versions of Xcode run just fine on iOS 11 devices as long as they include 64-bit support (an arm64 slice). IIRC, Xcode 5.1 or 6.x can build apps compatible with both iOS 5.1.1 and 64-bit iOS 11 devices. You can have multiple versions of Xcode installed on your Mac (or you may need to use an older Mac running a older release of OS X), and use the newer releases of Xcode to install test apps built with older releases on newer devices.
Oct ’17
Reply to trying to build for ios 5.1.1 using xcode 5
Did clean no difference.Changed build settings for signing to state Don't Code Sign as this app is not going to be delivered via apple web site.Still get code signing error stating required in SDK 5.1I cant seem to get round this problem.It looks like Ive got to look for another development tool that can build and deliver to 5.1.1
Oct ’17
Reply to Code Needed for App Access - Workaround?
Why - see the ASRGs 3.2.2 Unacceptable ; 5.1.1 Data Collection and StorageI think Apples hopes you submit an app that showcases the platform, offering unique, lasting benefit to users...there is no store-centric distribution scheme for limited, one-off event support. >What workaround options can we have to make this a private/invitation only appHow about no app at all - a modern HTML5 website would provide both iOS and Android support out of the box, with no need to run any app store gauntlet.
Oct ’17
CloudKit "Look Me Up" requirement contradicts with App Review Guidelines
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
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