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2 months ago I uploaded an iOS app to the App Store. Right now it is visible on the App Store and in iTunes, but while searching my iOS app in Google search it is not showing my app link. But if I search any other iOS apps in Google search it is showing. Do I need to add any code to my app to get it to show?
No, you do not need to add any code to your app for this to show up. The main reason your app isn't showing up is probably because it hasn't had enough views on its own to provide a search result. No matter what adding code would not help because you aren't the owner of the iOS App Store domain, therefore meaning that you cannot make changes to its code.
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Offload App option only removes data and documents but I need the exact opposite for testing and developing iOS apps.
Removing temporary app data:
Some apps on iOS allow you to clear cache from the settings apps itself by click of a button. But to make this come into effect, the particular app needs to be launched at least once in order to clear its cache.
Open the ‘Settings’ app on your iPhone
Scroll through the Settings and find the app you want to clear the cache of
Select the app and once again scroll to the bottom of the page
Now here you’ll find a toggle named ‘Clear temp data on next start’
Turn it on and launch that particular app from the homescreen to get rid of its cache
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I have developed iOS application which support custom scheme.
I don't want end user launch my app from app button in home screen.
The app must be launched by link with custom scheme.
How can I hide my application from home screen.
Thank you very much
You are not allow to do that on iOS because of security purposes. On iOS 14, users can move apps to the App Library, but it must done by the app user. On developer side you can't do this.
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Is it acceptable by Apple (as its not mentioned in any guidelines, so asking if anyone has gone through this) to use different 1024x1024 image for App Store than one used for other App Icons?
So other app icons like app icon, settings, spotlight, notifications etc use one image but only App Store image is different.
Different means it has App Icon plus some text.
Is it acceptable by Apple
We are programmers, not oracles. What Apple will do is utterly unknown and is not a programming question. To find out what will happen, try it!
However, I would say: Probably not. I tried that once and my app was rejected because the App Store icon didn’t match the app icon.
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Recently, We received more iOS App Store reviews about that Users can't even open app and app won't let user delete it, This is strange, where there is a problem?
If you want to understand why your app crashes, you have to include some kind of crash Analytics code. (Crashlytics and Google Analytics have these feature.) On top of these, you can also check iTunesconnect for more information.
App not opening is an issue in your startup code. Check your code in these functions.
application:willFinishLaunchingWithOptions:
App not allowing to delete, is not possible on iOS. There is no public API that lets you interfere with App deletion. So it might not be your code issue.
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I made an app. Now I want to close an other app (not mine) - does anybody here know how that is going to work?
I don't want to publish the App in the App Store - so it is only for private purposes but I dont want to jailbreak my iPhone.
For security reason an app cannot control another one.
You cannot do it.
It's not possible - your app is contained within its own sandbox separate from other apps on the device.
For more information, you can read Secutiy Overview: Code Security in the iOS Developer Library.