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I have a few apps that are in the App Store for 2 years, but now they have been rejected because of the Guideline 4.3 - Design - Spam.All these apps have In app puchases and hundreds of users paid for them. I'm aware that these purchases cannot be transfered to our new container app, and my question is: what would be the best approach for the users to have their purchases in this new app? It seems to me that we're only allowed to issue 100 promo codes for each in app purchase, what wouldn't be enough for us. Have anyone else experienced the same problem?Thank you!

Hello,Is it still possible to have 2 versions of the app on AppStore, One version only for iPhone/iPod and another only for iPad?I just got a rejection (see below), but I think it was a mistake from the review team.ThanksGuideline 4.3 - DesignYour app provides the same feature set as many of the other apps you've submitted to the App Store; it simply varies in content or language. Creating multiple Bundle IDs of the same app is not appropriate.Next StepsTo resolve this issue, please combine apps with similar feature sets into a single container app. You should differentiate varied content within your app by categorizing elements into groups, using in-app purchase API, and location services to deliver content to users.Once you have done so, please reply to this message via Resolution Center indicating the app name and Apple ID of any container apps submitted under your Apple Developer Program account.

Hello,I have an iOS game and recently I wanted to post an update to iTunes connect. Update was not accepted, as game crashed when they tested it. They sent me crash report, and I would ask for some help with it, as I have no experience with that kind of stuff. It never happened before (that is probably around 5th update of that game).Game is developed in Unity. I tested it on multiple iPhones and it never crashed, but I see that crash report mentions iPad, so i will try and test it on iPad also.I would appreciate any help with interpretation of that crash report.Regards, L{app_name:skyball,timestamp:2018-03-01 20:30:37.54 -0800,app_version:4.2,slice_uuid:79e74b98-d81e-3e81-8d21-1c43cab82d89,adam_id:0,build_version:1,bundleID:co.reachmobinc.skyball,share_with_app_devs:false,is_first_party:false,bug_type:109,os_version:iPhone OS 11.2.5 (15D60),incident_id:7A9C61B7-5E09-4A83-B70E-C65E7887F192,name:skyball} Incident Identifier: 7A9C61B7-5E09-4A83-B70E-C65E7887F192 CrashReporter Key: 16d172a5bb125bff98f7c1cc5a0444

On the Watch: watchOS 4.3 beta 3On the paired iPhone: iOS 11.3 beta 4Observed behavior: Activity numbers (Move/Exercise/Stand) stop updating on the Watch, until the Watch is put to Airplane mode/restarted. If nothing is done - data is lost completely. In particular, Stand hours are missing and marked as empty, like the watch was not even on the wrist during that hour. Was previously observed with watchOS 4.3 beta 2 and 1 (and iOS 11.3 beta 2 and 1), but was fine with iOS 11.3 beta 3. After iOS 11.3 was updated to beta 4 - problem occured again and stay there.Remarks: with this iPhone two Apple Watches are paired. One with watchOS 4.2.3, another one - with watchOS 4.3 beta 3. However, the Watch with watchOS 4.2.3 is completely turned off for a week already.

Hello everyone,I'm using a S0 (2015) Apple Watch Sport and it's paired to an iPhone 5s.In the recent days, I've noticed my battery only lasts for about 6 hours.. Anyone noticed battery draining so fast on watchOS 4.3 beta?Would updating to watchOS 4.3 beta 3 help?

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All of the 4.3 betas have significantly reduced battery life. I had great life prior to the 4.3 beta, but the 4.3 beta leaves me at 10%by 6-7pm when prior I would go to be at 11pm with at least 25%....

Hi,My following question contains two parts: My source code organization & the countries description with my issue.1. Source code organizationI am actually working on an application for eleven countries. All these countries have the same source code but not the same functionalities. Indeed, some features are only available for some countries (feature flag).2. Countries description on iTunes ConnectOn iTunes Connect and for an app version, some countries aren't available (example: Poland). What're the best practices to describe a functionality in its own language and that'is only available for this country(feature flag)? I would like to conserve one source code and one app on the app store without making different apps (1 per country) in order to avoid the section 4.3 (Spam) from the reviews guidelines.Thank you in advance.

Dear all,I am trying to learn how to code with Swift, I really want to and, to start, I completed the Intro to App Development with Swift. So far, so good ...I then passed to the App Development with Swift book as it was supposed to be a step up (at least in difficulty). I completed the first 3 units and started the 4th a few days ago.I am now stuck at unit 4.3 (Model View Controller) during the Lab at the end of the unit. No matter what I write (even if I try to copy exactly what is in the 'solution' project) I keep getting an error when trying to create Outlet(s) from the main.storyboard's text fields to the AthleteFormViewController.swift file. This error says: Could not insert new outlet connection: Could not find any information for the class named AthleteFormViewController (all of this in red color). This is the second consecutive exercise that I would have to abandon because following the EXACT instructions given in the book puts me into a dead end. Then I confront with the solutions, try them

We have all noticed the big changes Apple has brought with the implementation of the 4.2.6 and 4.3 rules of ASRGs While I believe there is still a lot of stuff to be discussed, I would like to start a discussion regaarding the Enrolling process to Apple's Programs, the complexity of it and the problems it brings to non-technical, small businesses.Apple has decided more or less that it would benefit from having most apps from small businesses to have their own Developer Account and be enrolled to it's Apple programs. This is ok, it's a business decision, they believe that the cost for quality apps and reviews is too high and they found this way to overcome the issue.The real problem though, in my opinion is the difficulty of enrolling to their developer programs, the time it needs to, and the maintainance thereafter. Like many other businesses, we run a software house which built an advanced online ordering system for restaurants. We spent about 4 years in developing our platform and we strongly belie