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Apple started explaining about your app. use of the IDFA (Advertising Identifier) on app. submission.
I am using Google Conversion Tracking SDK upon my client request. Which requires to add Adsupport.framework to the project Build Phases in xCode. Adsupport.framework uses the IDFA.
On App. submission you will be asked the following:
This app uses the Advertising Identifier to (select all that apply):
1. Serve advertisements within the app
2. Attribute this app installation to a previously served advertisement
3. Attribute an action taken within this app to a previously served advertisement
If you think you have another acceptable use for the Advertising Identifier, contact us.
You must to check at least one of them to be allowed to submit your app.
I don't serve ads on my app. What should I check and why?
You should check the second box. You are using the conversion tracker indicating that you are attributing the app installation to a perviously served advertisement.
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We have prepared our corporate shopping application for android and ios.
It was released in Play store without any problem, but we are having problems with Apple store.
They examined the application and returned with the following error.
Apple Connect Message From Review:
Your app or its metadata does not appear to include final content. Specifically, your app still contains placeholder prices.
Before you submit your app to the App Store, all of its content and metadata must be final. Your app must not include placeholder or incomplete information. For example, an app with “lorem ipsum” text in the app description field will be rejected. Likewise, an app with placeholder screenshots, such as “screenshot coming soon,” will be rejected. Instead, you should only submit an app with complete information and content throughout.
These are the screenshots sent by Apple:
The places marked in the red boxes indicate the prices of the products.
I am testing the .ipa file on my real iPhone. Pictures that are not uploaded are also uploaded.
I don't understand, what's really the problem, should we not write the price?
Your app or its metadata does not appear to include final content. Specifically, your app still contains placeholder prices.
It means that your running app can't contain placeholder text. Or can't contain test data or image inside app.
From shared screenshot, we can not see the real information from the application. Maybe your app is using a test web api in a develop environment, but make sure that using a real web api before submitting to the Apple Store.
In addittion, it's common for storyboards to contain various types of placeholders. That's ok as long as they are replaced when running the app.
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I'm trying to have my container app talk to my extension however I was told that in order to do so I must enable App Groups found within the Capabilities tab. When I attempt to enable it I get prompted to add enrolled apple id to Xcode. Does this mean that I cannot properly develop extensions without paying $99 first?
You only need App Groups if you are sharing data via user preferences or a shared container. You can still share data through the web (via a common server), without an App Group.
There's no way to simulate an App Group. You'll need a developer account.
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when I completed itunes connect app process (status is waiting for review) , itunes connect shows the app link in "links" section.
I am going to upload app first version (not yet any earlier version to Appstore) to Apple app store ,but i want to show the same app itunes link in my app (which is I am uploading) itself for share app link via email(body text) functionality but app is not yet ready for sale.
(Once app will approve,same link can work for download) ?
Is apple allow this and will approve app if I am doing like this ?
This is an absolutely normal thing. I have implemented that for asking the user to rate my own games and apps. When the app was submitted, the links didn't work, of course. They were accepted and when each app went live it would allow rating by the user.
I also have experience with "gift this app" links: no problem.
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I have an app that i've launched and the reviews that are being displayed in the itunes store are different than those i'm seeing in the web version of the itunes store. Any one have any clue why they'd be drawing off two different databases of reviews?
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There are different Appstores for different countries. The reviews in one appstore (e.g., the US appstore) do not appear in the appstores for other countries. Check your web URL and see if it matches the country associated with the Apple ID you are using to check from your iOS device. You can change the web URL easily by typing in the appropriate country code. You can change the appstore you see on your iOS device by logging in to a different Apple ID associated with the other country.
For example, the US appstore URLs will start https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/name-of-app, whereas China appstore will be https://itunes.apple.com/cn/app/name-of-app and so on
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Is it necessary to submit the app to implement In-App purchase..
We havent yet submitted the app to the app store.. We have added the code for In-App in our app & we actually fetch the products created in Itunes connect via Storekit framework but when we run the app we are getting message as "Invalid Product Identifiers"...
When we browsed the issue on Google & came to know that we need to submit the app to the store & then work on In-app... Is this true??
Kindly help us..
Looking forward for the response at the earliest..
No, you do not have to submit in order to test (your app is very likely to be not admitted to the store).
If you have recently added the products to iTunes Connect, and then immediately start testing, it will probably not work as it takes some time for the products to penetrate the store. Give it 24-48 hours and try again to see if it fetches your products correctly.
If this still does not happen you probably have an error in your code for fetching the products.