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So as I'm submitting my iOS application a new question pops up from Apple that I've never seen before.
Does your app contain, display, or access third-party content?
Yes it does, it contains random images of players from Google such as this: http://gyazo.com/6ed035ba3dd79bfba7fc5c5afce12354.png
I'm also HTML parsing matches from FoxSports as shown here: http://gyazo.com/4957af9a5326ee7d953eb621506d07ac.png
However if I tick Yes, it asks me another question:
Do you have all necessary rights to that content or are you otherwise
permitted to use it under the laws of each App Store territory in
which your app is available (for example, fair use)?
Do I have those rights?
EDIT:
If I use this Google Image search and tick "Labeled for reuse" could I use the image and just give credit to the link ?
http://gyazo.com/bb472c1382357de3ad8d431ed95cf589.png
Did the copyright owners of those images give you permission to use the images? If so, you have the rights. If not, you probably don't.
Contact an intellectual property lawyer if in doubt.
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I just want to know if the following scenario is considered to be copyright infringement...
In my app, the user can accumulate points to "buy" different alarm sounds..these alarms are actual 5-10 second snippets of songs from artists...Is it considered to be copyright if I use those snippets in my app?
P.S. The app will be free download BTW
Almost definitely, you are using content that you do not own to directly add value in your app without permission.
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I'm trying to submit my app to the app store and it seems I have to write a privacy policy. I don't know where to start.
My app uses Firebase to store info (profile info) and to run a chat between the users. It's free and I don't have adds...
I'm developing it for a company.
Is there any free tool or something? I can't believe that every developer that submit an app knows how to do this, it has to be some guide to make it easier...
Thanks for the help
This is not programming related but I have done something similar a while ago. You can not take this word to word, you need legal advice.
But you can use https://www.eula.io/ and their sdk.
Follow this tutorial on github. https://github.com/AdamBCo/eula-ios-sdk
You should end up something like
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I am making an app that allows users to post and view different topics.This app is like Pinterest.
My question is, When i first release the app, the first 100 people that download it, will see very little posts, and the user will most likely delete it. How do i launch the app so there are a lot of posts and activity going on so the users are happy?
Unless you want to have your app full of spam and fake posts which will definitely make your users want to leave, you will have to market your app much like any other app. Tell your friends, family, get into a few forums and let people know, use twitter or other social media.
It's just marketing. Build up a following before you release.
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Although if what you mean is how can you get users to post more, you can use methods that allow people to post from using other services e.g, twitter, tumblr, instagram.
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I'm currently working on a restaurant app on iOS and I'm kinda new to programming.
Now, in my app, I have items in a tableView, and I want the user to add the items to a list (Their Order) and they must be able to view that list with their items in it.
If they are satisfied, they must be able to print it to a printer connected on a network and if they print it, it must look more or less like this:
item (with their price on the end)
item
item
Total (and then the total amount of all the items on the list)
If this is possible, can you please help me.
Thanks!
At a high level, your app creates a print job, providing either an array of ready-to-print images and PDF documents, a single image or PDF document, an instance of any of the built-in print formatter classes, or a custom page renderer.
In iOS 4.2 and later, apps can add support for printing content to local AirPrint-capable printers. Although not all apps need printing support, it is often a useful feature if your app is used for creating content (such as a word processor or a drawing program), making purchases (printing order confirmations), and other tasks where the user might reasonably want a permanent record.
This chapter explains how to add printing support to your app. Just go through the developer.apple - Drawing Printing
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How do the app Cal loads images from Tumblr?
I've seen that if you click on this photo source (it's a link), you go to something like this.
From what I understand, they are fetching all images from this user's posts. They seem to just reblog other posts they found with images.
Is it even legal?
How are they doing such thing?
They are probably using the Tumblr API
They also provide an Objective-C SDK ready for you to use in your projects here.
Regarding their policy, check this.
When you upload your creations to Tumblr, you grant us a license to
make that content available in the ways you'd expect from using our
services (for example, via your blog, RSS, the Tumblr Dashboard,
etc.). We never want to do anything with your content that surprises
you.