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I've been stuck on Guideline 2.3 for two weeks now and I'm running out of ideas. My app is iPhone-only (UIDeviceFamily = [1]) and has been on the App Store since January. Version 2.1.9 passed review fine. The only change in 2.1.10 is adding two DeviceActivity extensions — a DeviceActivityMonitor and a DeviceActivityReport — for screen time-based stress detection. Every build since then gets rejected with the same message: The UIRequiredDeviceCapabilities key in the Info.plist is set up in such a way that the app will not install on the device used in review. Review devices: iPhone 14 Pro, iPhone 17 Pro Max, iPad Air M3. Here's what I've tried across 13+ submissions: UIRequiredDeviceCapabilities as [arm64] (array) — rejected Empty array [] — rejected Removed the key entirely — upload validation fails, Xcode re-injects arm64 anyway Post-build script to force [arm64] — rejected Dictionary format {arm64: true} — rejected Added com.apple.developer.family-controls to extension en

Hello everyone, On my iPad when I press upload to App Store Connect, It tells me uploaded successfully to App Store Connect. When I go to App Store Connect and to Build section, My app is not there. Am I looking in the right place?

Hi. I’m unable submit to a new Version of my App. If i want to Add for Review, i get the Error Message: “Unable to Add for Review The items below are required to start the review process: This build is using a beta version of Xcode and can’t be submitted.” The new Version is Uploaded from the Latest Version of Swift Playground for iPad(4.7). No Betas

After a user successfully completes a purchase and later requests a refund, how long does it typically take for the refund to be processed and take effect? How does Apple notify developers when a refund has been issued for an in-app purchase? Are there specific mechanisms or recommended approaches to reliably receive such notifications? In cases where users may abuse the refund system (e.g., frequent or malicious refund requests), is there any way for developers to prevent or intervene in the refund process?

Hi everyone, I'm building an iOS app that uses a DeviceActivityMonitor app extension as part of the Screen Time / Family Controls API. Every time I try to upload my IPA to App Store Connect, the validation fails with this error: Invalid Info.plist value. The value of the NSExtensionPointIdentifier key, com.apple.deviceactivity.monitor, in the Info.plist of 'Alexandria.app/PlugIns/AlexandriaActivityMonitor.appex' is invalid. Error Domain=IrisAPI Code=-19241, iris-code=STATE_ERROR.VALIDATION_ERROR What I have verified (everything looks correct): NSExtensionPointIdentifier = com.apple.deviceactivity.monitor NSExtensionPrincipalClass = AlexandriaActivityMonitor.AlexandriaActivityMonitorExtension (correctly resolved in the compiled binary, verified with plutil -p) The Swift class correctly subclasses DeviceActivityMonitor CFBundleShortVersionString matches the main app Both the main app and extension provisioning profiles explicitly contain com.apple.developer.family-co

Hello all! I'm trying to submit a new app but App Store Connect keeps throwing an error saying add compliance information for Directive on Administrative Cooperation–7th Amendment (DAC7). The thing is that this compliance IS submitted and in active status for days now. I keep on re-submit it, but still getting this error.

Hello everyone I paid for an Apple Developer subscription, but after a week, about 7-8 days, I still haven't got access to the developer's funds, the subscription is active, the money has been debited, please help me access and activate the developer account, I haven't been answered for several days, I'm very upset. I just don't know what to do, they don't respond to my requests, the phone number is not listed anywhere, I can't call. The Apple Developer subscription is displayed in the App Store subscriptions, the money is debited, the account is inactive, and my Apple Developer account is empty. This is my first and very sad experience. Request number: 102847825967 Order ID MM63GT8S8N Document number 670111691457

Hi there! I'm trying to get my first app released. It's been 40 rejections for over 2 months. And there is a TV show which I am hoping to go on, but I can't without the app being released. Some of the issue has been my newbieness to Apple admittedly but things have become bizaare this week particularly. Each review is a drip feed of one or two problems rather than a full review of all problems in one go - surely this has a cost associated which Apple is bearing unnecesarily? In the last week, all rejection reasons could have been stated months ago. The problem is that it appears that a bot is testing the app not a human. For instance a reviewer flagged that a Continue button is not pressable. When in reality I added an intentional delay of 120ms for app stability, the reviewer didn't or couldn't try to tap the button twice. Separate example: twice reviewers have brought up my sign in button has not worked (04/01 & 03/16) - and twice I have exp