A Tumblr developer on the App Store approval process
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A Tumblr developer on the App Store approval process
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Re: A Tumblr developer on the App Store approval process
#2If rejecting apps that can lead to adult content (but not necessarily the main focus) seems to be the norm, how do reddit apps get around it?
Re: A Tumblr developer on the App Store approval process
#3If rejecting apps that can lead to adult content (but not necessarily the main focus) seems to be the norm, how do reddit apps get around it?
The article also mentioned twitter and instagram. All the apps that let you look at user generated content.
Re: A Tumblr developer on the App Store approval process
#4If rejecting apps that can lead to adult content (but not necessarily the main focus) seems to be the norm, how do reddit apps get around it?
New accounts created on iOS is disallowed NSFW content and it has to be explicitly enabled from browsers
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#5If rejecting apps that can lead to adult content (but not necessarily the main focus) seems to be the norm, how do reddit apps get around it?
New accounts created on iOS is disallowed NSFW content and it has to be explicitly enabled from browsers
Just double checked — it seems there is a “allow NSFW” content switch in the iOS system settings. Reddit on iOS gives you a link into the system settings app when you search for NSFW content. But it does appear to be disabled by default in anonymous browsing mode anyways.
Re: A Tumblr developer on the App Store approval process
#6If rejecting apps that can lead to adult content (but not necessarily the main focus) seems to be the norm, how do reddit apps get around it?
The article has some speculation about this. A combination of Apple not wanting to ban larger apps like that, and larger companies having more staff to resubmit the app a thousand times to get through the thousand arbitrary rejections.
Re: A Tumblr developer on the App Store approval process
#7If rejecting apps that can lead to adult content (but not necessarily the main focus) seems to be the norm, how do reddit apps get around it?
The article has some speculation about this. A combination of Apple not wanting to ban larger apps like that, and larger companies having more staff to resubmit the app a thousand times to get through the thousand arbitrary rejections.
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Re: A Tumblr developer on the App Store approval process
#8If rejecting apps that can lead to adult content (but not necessarily the main focus) seems to be the norm, how do reddit apps get around it?
The article also mentioned twitter and instagram. All the apps that let you look at user generated content.
Instagram forbids NSFW content platform-wide.
Re: A Tumblr developer on the App Store approval process
#9Re: A Tumblr developer on the App Store approval process
#10so true. we submitted an app that had “Sign In With Apple” in a localized version.
One reviewer rejected saying it should be “Continuar com a Apple”, we submitted and, on a later review, reviewer rejected saying it should be “Conectar com Apple” which it already was the first time.
That is extremely frustrating and arbitrary.