app-store-review

This Skill provides comprehensive guidance for preparing iOS applications for App Store review, covering guidelines, privacy manifests, data usage, IAP, HIG compliance, ATT, EU DMA, and submission workflows to significantly reduce the risk of app rejection.

A PrivacyInfo.xcprivacy manifest is a required file declaring your app's data collection practices. You need it for iOS development to ensure adherence to Apple's data privacy rules and App Tracking Transparency (ATT) requirements during the review process.

Your iOS app gets rejected during App Store review due to common pitfalls like non-compliance with HIG, missing privacy manifests, incorrect IAP implementations, or guideline violations. This Skill helps developers understand and avoid these specific rejection reasons.

To navigate the iOS app submission workflow, follow the steps from archiving your build to configuring metadata and deploying a phased release. This Skill provides submission best practices to ensure a successful app store release.

Yes, your iOS app needs ATT and EU DMA compliance for App Store submission. This Skill provides guidance on adhering to App Tracking Transparency and EU Digital Markets Act regulations to ensure your app meets regional and privacy requirements.

The best way to appeal an App Store rejection for your iOS application is to use the provided appeal process guidance. This Skill addresses common rejection reasons and offers strategies to navigate the review appeals effectively.