Step-by-step guides for the compliance work you do around a release. These posts walk through the practical tasks: running your first scan, reading the findings, telling a real blocker from a warning, adding a compliance gate to your pipeline, and clearing specific rejections start to finish. Less theory, more do-this-then-that. If you have a build to ship and want a clear path through the checks, this is the section to follow.
Sell digital goods through anything but Apple's In-App Purchase and Guideline 3.1.1 rejects you. The rules shifted with external-link entitlements and the DMA. What still triggers a rejection, and the signals in your binary.
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Missing checks before submission leads to rejection. This checklist covers the critical items teams forget before submitting.
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Apple rejects apps that do not deliver enough native value. Many teams misunderstand this rule. Here is what reviewers actually look for.
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Guideline 4.3 rejections hit templated and similar apps hard. Many teams do not see it coming. Here is what triggers it and how to avoid it.
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Most teams only check compliance at the end. Integrate scanning into GitHub Actions and stop issues before they reach App Store review.
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Most teams only discover issues after submission. Run a full compliance scan in minutes, detect blockers early, and avoid release delays.
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