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To prepare for App Store review and avoid rejections, align your app with Apple's guidelines using pre-submission checklists covering privacy manifests, IAP rules, ATT, DMA, and HIG compliance to identify and mitigate submission risks.

A PrivacyInfo.xcprivacy file is a privacy manifest required for App Store submission. You need it to declare your app's data collection practices and align with Apple's privacy policies before submission to mitigate rejection risks.

To ensure your StoreKit and IAP implementation meets App Store guidelines, follow the specific IAP rules and best practices provided by Apple to mitigate submission risks and align with review requirements.

App Store submission requirements for ATT and DMA compliance involve aligning your app's tracking transparency and digital markets act considerations with Apple's review guidelines, using provided checklists to ensure readiness.

Your app may be getting rejected during App Store review due to misalignment with Apple's guidelines, such as missing privacy manifests, incorrect IAP rules, or HIG violations. Use pre-submission checklists to identify and mitigate these risks.

The best way to handle App Review appeals and error prevention is to use reference materials and post-submission checklists that support risk mitigation, ensuring your metadata and release notes follow best practices.