Many years ago—back in the Windows 3.0 era and inspired by Michael Jackson’s then-popular "Black or White" music video—I wrote a harmless app that smoothly morphed one face into another. Now, in retirement, I ported the app to various platforms (including iOS) to stave off boredom and supplement my rather meager pension. Everything was going fine; the app received occasional updates without any issues. But yesterday, during a routine update, I received a shocking and terrible message from the App Store team. They claimed that the app or its metadata included content some users might find upsetting, offensive, or otherwise objectionable—meaning the app violated Section 1.1 of the App Review Guidelines. That section lists things I find absolutely horrifying, such as realistic depictions of people or animals being killed, sexual or pornographic material, and the like. In their verdict, the App Store team didn't bother to specify exactly what content was in violation or which specific rule it broke. This situation has left me depressed, wondering if I actually made a mistake and have been offending people with my app for over 30 years. Could anyone advise me on what to do? Apologies for the long-winded post, but this is a truly difficult situation for me. PS: Here is the link to the previous version of the app published on the App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/face-video-morph-animator-hd/id1551050080