Weird Facebook ids [closed] - ios

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I have two Facebook Application, both of them is under development.
One of it was created very long ago, while the other one was pretty new.
Ever since i upgraded to the new iOS Facebook SDK 3.14.1.
Im having a lot of weird issues. One main issue would be the Facebook identifier.
For some unknown reasons, i'm getting a very weird id when i'm logged in with the same Facebook user in my two different application.
Any idea what is happening?

You are getting app-scoped User IDs now, because you're apparently using v2.0 of the Graph API.
See https://developers.facebook.com/docs/apps/upgrading#upgrading_v2_0_user_ids

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Authorization via WKWebView. Could I have troubles on AppStore review? [closed]

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I do authorization via WKWebView. My app native but authorization via WKWebView, back-end open my app reference and send token. I catch token in my app and user use native app as
logged in. Is it legal? Could I have reject from AppStore review team? Thanks!
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I believe you're asking if Apple allows the app to authenticate via Web Views. If that's so, yes, they do allow that. They have documentation that explains how to do: https://developer.apple.com/documentation/devicemanagement/device_assignment/authenticating_through_web_views
There's also several existing threads on this subject: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/tagged/ios%2bauthentication%2bwebview?tab=Votes

iOS - Will Apple like Firebase? [closed]

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I created an iPhone app that is a guide for a local event. The app also shows the schedule of the event. I am using Firebase to retrieve the latest version of the schedule as text and display it in a table view. I am done with the app! I will submit it to the App Store in a few days, but I wanted to know:
(1) if Apple will have any problems or reject my app because I am using Firebase?
(2) If there's any special code I should add to my app in the Firebase code to make it secure?
PS: I set my Firebase rules so that it's read only. This is my first app and I would be really grateful to hear your answers
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Using firebase is perfectly fine, just make sure that if your app needs a log in to have a test user for Appstore Review. And put the username and password in the box for test account when you submit. Put some demo data in it to let them know how the app feels to end users.

Is it possible to create an iOS app with only Facebook Login feature? [closed]

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I want to develop one app with only Facebook Login feature but I'm worried about Apple guideline. Is it possible to avoid app-rejection due to this?
Short Answer: NO
I did the same thing in one of my app. I added the Facebook login feature but did not use it for any significant feature in the app. My app was rejected. This was the not I got from Apple.
17.2: Apps that require users to share personal information, such as email address and date of birth, in order to function will be rejected.
In order to use Facebook for authentication, your app must include
significant account-specific functionality from Facebook. For example,
your app should include sufficient account-based features from
Facebook other than pulling profile information or sharing on the
user’s page.

REST API for Apple Health Data [closed]

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Is there any REST API support for health data by Apple? I know healthkit api helps to send and receive data from apple health data store but it is very much restricted to ios apps.
What i am trying to achieve is to utilize the send/receive from any other platform like web / other apps etc., Any information / solution appreciated.
I have not seen one, but this is a very new service for them. Still my guess is like most Apple services this will likely be restricted to Apple devices.

Apple In App Purchase - Buying customized content [closed]

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I have an application in which I want to offer the ability to pay for answers to questions in digital format. I.e, the user would submit a question, and purchase an answer which I would construct and send back to the app. Is this allowed?
I'm not sure if purchasing answers to unknown questions directly would be allowed or not, but I'm sure you could simply sell 'credits' that would give x number of requests.
Yes, this is allowed. See section 11 of the App Review Guidelines for iOS, found here, login required.

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