“Account Locked”

As KMT says, we are not app review and they have the final word. But my take on it is that such account specific functionality would be the case if the personal info in question was *necessary* to access the user's data. For example if you're writing an account management app, requiring the user's phone number or other account number would be OK if it's the only unique identifier of the account. You could require an email address if that's what your back end *requires* it as a user ID (but only if the functionality of the app is related to that specific email address).But in your case, where you want to use the age and gender just to provide more relevant search results, my opinion is that use case would require that info to be optional.

MarcWolf, Please have a look at your application list and see how many are setup for background updates. Also, you may want to try doing a restore of iOS 9 Beta on top of your existing install. If backup is working with iTunes you can optionally wipe and restore as well. Home at 76% is definitely not right. You very likely have some background data processes going on. Another thing to consider is how many and what type of email accounts do you have loaded? (IMAP, Exchange, Gmail, Yahoo etc.) Would you mind sharing that? Thanks!

We have one live App on Apple store and in that we have a call for identifierForVendor from iOS which is used as one of evidences in KPS call. This value is supposed to be same for the apps that comes from the same vendor running on the same device. We are seeing in the log that this value is getting changed. This is not supposed to change on app update for the same vendor.We have recently migrated the app from one apple account to another but everytime we are trying to fetch the value it is not constant.We refererred to the following link for more details:https://developer.apple.com/library/ios/documentation/UIKit/Reference/UIDevice_Class/index.html#//apple_ref/occ/instp/UIDevice/identifierForVendorBut the link doesnot have sufficient information to help us with the issue.The problem is seen only in version updated to the new Apple account. Can you please put more insight on the same as only the team id is changed moving the app from one account to another and let us know what coul

64GB, AT&T, on WiFi almost all the time. iCloud Photo sync is on, but is fully synced. Home and lock screen 63% for the last 24 Hours, 69% for the last 7 days.

You stated my iPad tried to autofill a previously used username. I had deleted the App and reinstalled. I was logged out of the AppStore when I get to the Purchase dialog, it asks for the password that goes with user Test5@... It doesn't give me a choice of clearing that user. I even deleted Test5 from the Sandbox Test users accounts.To my knowledge, there is only one method where the StoreKit alert is raised such that the user name is already entered - the SKReceiptRefreshRequest. With the SKReceiptRefreshReq call, the system recalls the account that was used to install the app and only allows the app to be refreshed using this users test info. You mention that this was a purchase dialog - I wonder if instead, the app called SKReceiptRefreshReq first so as to check whether the user might already have purchased the item before attempting a real purchase.Normally, when you log out of the App Store in the Settings app -> iTunes and App Store pref panel, then attempt a new in app purchase, iOS presen

I also have thought about this kind of problem. I guess it will work best with iCloud backups.When you backup your device with iCloud it is easy to restore all your apps on a new device you may buy at a later point in time. iCloud backup does not store the actual IPAs in your iCloud account but just references to the store IDs. The main problem here is an iTunes backup.I am not quite sure but I guess you will either not be able to sync your iPads IPAs to iTunes from your device or you can't restore the thinned versions to another device family and will get the usual error while syncing messages.Maybe iTunes is smart enough to update your thinned IPA with another one if you are connected to the Internet. But what happens when you download an app from the AppStore through iTunes using your PC or Mac? I guess you will get the old not thinned IPA and iTunes will deliver the universal app completely to your device. This means: if you use iTunes in order to sync apps you will not get all the benefits as yo

IDFV does change while migrating developer accounts!We encounted the same problem, IDFV was changed on several million devices which caused a huge mess to us.

Hi Atomic,I set Background App refresh to off for everything (to see if that was the issue) no changeI then set Mobile Data to 3g not 4G that had a minimal improving affect to the tune of aprox 10%I have also put the phone into Airplane mode with WIFI active to close out all mobile comms Still no changeI did a full charge and left the phone sat on my desk for three hours and after hour one I was at 97% So I was hopefulAfter Hour two I was down to 83% - still not using the phone on AirplaneAfter Hour three I was at 52% - again after not using the phone.As for mail accounts I have the usual iCloud acc, An IMAP account and an Outlook account,Must admit I havent tried not activating the mail accounts so I may give that a blast.The strange thing is my iPad though after a full charge it held power really well until it got to 45% then it just bombed out real quick, I was using the same app to word process just seemed to drop to 12% in a matter of 45-50 minuets.Hope this helpsCheer