axiom-audit-networking

Deprecated networking APIs like SCNetworkReachability and CFSocket are legacy interfaces that Apple discourages using. Scanning your codebase detects these deprecated frameworks, allowing you to replace them with modern alternatives and avoid potential App Store submission rejections.

Networking anti-patterns that cause App Store rejections include using deprecated APIs, missing TLS configurations, hardcoded IP addresses, and blocking socket calls. Identifying and remediating these architectural flaws ensures compliance and prevents connection failures during the review process.

Yes, you can check macOS applications for deprecated networking APIs by running an automated audit across the entire codebase. This evaluates protocol configuration and connection lifecycle management to pinpoint legacy interfaces and architectural risks specific to macOS environments.

To fix blocking socket calls in iOS networking implementations, you need to identify them through a codebase audit and follow actionable remediation steps. Refactoring these synchronous calls into asynchronous patterns ensures robust network performance and App Store submission readiness.

The best way to visualize connection lifecycles for App Store readiness is to map your networking architecture to see protocol usage and connection flows. This helps detect architectural risks and verify that your implementation complies with Apple's networking guidelines.