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I've seen some apps start using the model where they distribute a free version which will nag you or something else in order to get you to pay for an in-app purchase which unlocks the full version. The developer tool Dash does this and it's the only example I can think of right now.It's always been the App Store policy to not allow non-fully functional versions so I'm curious what the limit is to how much I can annoy the user to purchase before getting rejected.In the demo versions I distrubute on my own site I provide a fully functional version but it opens a splash screen on startup for 20 seconds and every 8 hours after that plus the big one, a purchase button in the menu bar or overlayed on the desktop.Could I do something like this on the App Store now?Thanks.

Hi -We're running a .NET MVC Singe Page Application that combines and compresses all CSS/JS files when deploying. Compressions are done by Microsoft.Ajax.Utilities.Minifier.Combination is done manually by writing one big file.Whenever we reload the page on an iOS 9 device loading takes a long time (about 5-10 seconds) - but then works as expected.When I switch of the combination and compression it takes about half a second to load -as it does on any other browser with compression...CSS file size is ~70kb, JS file size is ~ 220kbIs this a known issue with Safari on iOS 9?Any known workarounds?Cheers,Jay

GKSession has stopped to work over Bluetooth connections on iOS 9. It still works fine when connecting devices are attached to the same WLAN. When their WLAN connectivity is switched off or they are on different WLANs, however, something goes wrong. The devices still seem to find each other:the client switches to GKPeerStateAvailable and get's the server's name, andthe server's console shows a message 'BTM: connection to service 0x00000800 on device PDA [MAC address] succeeded' with the client's MAC address).However, when the client tries to connect, it immediately (within 100ms) receives a failure callback with error 30505 (Failed while pending outgoing invitation). I observed this behavior whenever at least one of the devices runs iOS 9.0 or iOS 9.0.1.Now I know that GKSession is deprecated and that I will eventually have to bite the bullet and switch to its MultipeerConnectivity successor, MCSession. I did some experiments with MCSession before and know that it is not a big hero on stability, eith

SOLVED: had to put @3x at the end of the image nameALSO: an image with dimensions of 2208x1242@461.15ppi fits the iPhone6S+'s screen perfectlyHi, I am using XCode v6.4 and I have a question about how images resolution matches iOS device pixel resolution.Supposedly, the iPhone6S+ has internal pixel dimensions set to 2208x1242 pixels @ ~461.15ppi. These dimensions are then down-sampled to fit the actual screen's dimensions, which are 1920x1080 @ 401ppi. In sum:iPhone6S+ = 2208x1242@461.15ppi (internal) -> 1920x1080@401ppi (physical)I assumed therefore that an image, if given the exact same pixel dimensions (1920x1080@401ppi, for example) would fit perfectly inside the iPhone6S+ screen. So, I created an image with the iPhone6S+'s pixel resolution (1920x1080@401ppi), put it into XCode and ran the simulator to see if it did indeed occupy the entire screen perfectly (or nearly perfectly). It turns out that the image was way too big! The image was about 3x larger than the screen!Shouldn't an image that m