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I have an iOS app that will only work with a UK IP address - therefore apple will not be able to review it correctly. How do people handle this type of problem when it comes to the review process?
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If it's possible, remove the limitation until it's approved. You can do it if you control the server or in the app itself downloading a small configuration file with restrictions, etc. before the actual connection stuff starts.
If not, provide them with a proxy with a UK IP address. You can set it up yourself or just get a 1 month (or so) service in a VPN provider. And add the corresponding instructions in iTunes Connect to configure the iPhone proxy (just in case).
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I have an application where i need to take the mobile number of users upon registration, and then verify the phone number by sending a pin code to his number.
Is this against apple's policies?
No that is not against Apple's Policies, apps such as WhatsApp do this.
However, according to Apple's Human Interface Guidelines you should delay sign up as long as possible and also explain why such information is necessary for your app.
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There's a service without free registration or something like that. Clients of this service have login and password. This service wants to develop an iOS app and distribute it in the App Store. This app won't be useful for regular users. Is it possible to submit this app in the App Store?
I understand that there are options like enterprise developer account, but for some reasons the developer wants to use regular account and regular app store.
I've read App Review Guidelines and didn't find any restrictions which require application be useful to anyone.
Of course test login will be provided for reviewer.
It is possible, look at concur & office 365 as examples
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I have an iPhone 4s with Telus in Canada. Telus has a dedicated app for checking account details, etc. In this app, it states that "No data charges will be incurred when using the app, even while outside Canada". How does this work?
Does Telus monitor your traffic to *.telus.com and not count it on your bill?
Or does the app make special web requests that Telus recognizes as someone using their app? And then they can credit this on someone's account.
I ask this because the app, for the most part, is a shell to various web pages. So if you could figure out how to get the app to go to a site like google.com then you could theoretically browse any site for free on their network.
All telecoms record traffic to and from your phone and the IP. Since the telecom is the company that gives the IP out, they can record the inbound and outbound traffic and take it off your bill. If outside of the region, you access the site, they will get a billing from the roaming partner you are on with the IP, IMEI, and sites you went to.
So, to answer your question: No, you can't make special web requests with an app to circumvent those controls since your phone, in a sense, would be hitting a website not registered at telus as their corporate site
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I just uploaded an app that uses an external restaurant booking provider. This provider has only enabled one restaurant for testing purposes. Now how do I include this information to apple reviewers so they can test using this restaurant?
The provider will only enable all the restaurants for booking once the app is live.
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When you upload either a new app or an update to an app using the interface in iTunes Connect, there is a section as part of this process called Review Notes.
This is a regular textbox and is the right place for you to post this information.
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I am If I add encryption to an iPhone app (basically to encrypt a username/password when sending to the server), I will need to answer "Yes" to the question in iTunes connect of if I have added encryption to the app. I know that there are many laws about exporting encryption software outside of the US, which is why Apple makes us answer this question. How does adding encryption to an iPhone app affect approval times, in your experience, and are there any reasons why adding encryption to an app would make Apple reject it?
There are several of those encryption questions and if it is for storing passwords, then you probably are OK (although I don't remember exactly).
If you encrypt any kind of network traffic, however (even if it is just getting a page via HTTPS), then you'll need to register your app with the US government (if you are in the US). While you are obtaining that registration, Apple may let you sell your app in the US-only store.
Check this out:
Using SSL in an iPhone App - Export Compliance