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Store rules, privacy manifests, SDK risk, and how to stay ahead of all three.
Most apps contain far more SDKs than developers explicitly added. Transitive dependencies and build tools inject code silently. Here is how to audit your binary.
Read moreApple requires PrivacyInfo.xcprivacy in every iOS app and SDK. Miss a single declaration and your submission gets rejected. Here is the full audit process.
Read moreMissing checks before submission leads to rejection. This checklist covers the critical items teams forget before submitting.
Read moreApple rejects apps that do not deliver enough native value. Many teams misunderstand this rule. Here is what reviewers actually look for.
Read moreGuideline 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.
Read moreSDK updates introduce new permissions and tracking silently. This creates compliance regressions. Here is how to detect changes before release.
Read moreMost teams only check compliance at the end. Integrate scanning into GitHub Actions and stop issues before they reach App Store review.
Read moreApps often declare permissions they do not use. SDKs inject these silently. This leads to store rejection. Here is how to audit and fix it.
Read moreNew features detect SDK risks, font issues, and iOS compliance gaps earlier. These updates help teams prevent rejections and reduce manual work.
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