ugc-safety-features

To check iOS apps for App Store UGC safety requirements, audit user-generated content features like feeds and profiles to verify reporting, blocking, and filtering mechanisms are present to prevent Guideline 1.2 violations.

Required safety features for user-generated content under Guideline 1.2 include user reporting mechanisms, block mechanisms, content filtering, published in-app developer contact, EULA acceptance, and compliant age verification.

Your app is likely rejected for missing content moderation features because it lacks mandatory reporting, blocking, or filtering mechanisms for user posts and comments, violating App Store Guideline 1.2.

Yes, macOS apps with user feeds require compliant age verification and published in-app developer contact information to meet App Store guidelines 1.2 and 5.1.1(ii) and avoid rejection.

To audit onboarding flows for EULA and terms of service acceptance, verify that the app explicitly requires users to accept terms during onboarding, ensuring compliance with App Store UGC safety guidelines.

You should check for 5.1.1(ii) violations before App Store submission by auditing UGC features for missing reporting, blocking, age verification, and in-app contact methods to ensure compliance and prevent rejection.