App Store Submission

Overview

Systematic pre-flight checklist that catches 90% of App Store rejection causes before submission.

Core principle

Ship once, ship right. Over 40% of App Store rejections cite Guideline 2.1 (App Completeness) — crashes, placeholders, broken links. Another 30% are metadata and privacy issues. A disciplined pre-flight process eliminates these preventable rejections.

Key insight

Apple rejected nearly 1.93 million submissions in 2024. Most rejections are not policy disagreements — they are checklist failures. A 30-minute pre-flight saves 3-7 days of rejection-fix-resubmit cycles.

When to Use This Skill

✅

Use this skill when

:

Preparing to submit an app or update to the App Store

Submitting your first app as a new developer

Responding to an App Review rejection

Running a pre-submission audit before TestFlight or production

Updating an existing app after a long gap (new requirements may apply)

Wondering "is my app ready to submit?"

❌

Do NOT use this skill for

:

Code signing and provisioning profiles (use build-debugging)

CI/CD pipeline setup

Performance optimization (use ios-performance)

UI testing automation (use ui-testing)

In-app purchase implementation (use storekit-ref)

Privacy manifest details (use privacy-ux for deep implementation)

Example Prompts

Real questions developers ask that this skill answers:

1. "Is my app ready to submit to the App Store?"

The skill provides a complete pre-flight checklist covering build, privacy, metadata, accounts, review info, content, and regional requirements

2. "What do I need before submitting my first iOS app?"

The skill walks through every requirement from scratch — privacy manifest, metadata fields, screenshots, demo credentials, age rating

3. "I keep getting rejected, what am I missing?"

The skill provides anti-patterns with specific rejection causes and the decision tree to identify gaps

4. "What's the pre-submission checklist for App Store?"

The skill provides a categorized mandatory checklist with every item that triggers rejection if missing

5. "Do I need a privacy manifest?"

Yes. Since May 2024, missing privacy manifests cause automatic rejection. The skill explains when and how.

6. "My app update was rejected for metadata issues"

The skill covers metadata completeness requirements and the common gaps that trigger Guideline 2.3 rejections

Anti-Patterns

1. Submitting without device testing

Time cost

3-7 days (rejection + fix + resubmit wait)

Symptom

Rejection for Guideline 2.1 — App Completeness. Crashes, broken flows, or missing functionality discovered by App Review.

❌

BAD

Test only in Simulator, submit when build succeeds

"It works in Simulator, ship it"

→ Rejection: App crashes on launch on iPhone 15 Pro (memory limit)

→ 3-7 day delay

✅

GOOD

Test on physical device with latest shipping OS, exercise all user flows

Build for device

xcodebuild -scheme YourApp \ -destination 'platform=iOS,name=Your iPhone'

Test critical paths:

- Launch → main screen loads

- All tabs/screens accessible

- Core user flows complete without crash

- Edge cases: no network, low storage, interruptions

Why it works

Simulator hides real-device constraints — memory limits, cellular networking behavior, hardware-specific APIs, thermal throttling. App Review tests on physical devices.

2. Missing or inadequate privacy policy

Time cost

2-5 days (rejection + policy creation + resubmit)

Symptom

Rejection for Guideline 5.1.1(i) — Data Collection and Storage. Privacy policy missing, inaccessible, or inconsistent with actual data practices.

❌

BAD

No privacy policy URL, or a generic template that doesn't match actual data collection

Privacy Policy URL: (empty)

— or —

Privacy Policy: "We respect your privacy" (generic, no specifics)

✅

GOOD

Privacy policy accessible in two places, specific to your app's data practices

1. App Store Connect → App Information → Privacy Policy URL

2. In-app → Settings/About screen → Privacy Policy link

3. Policy content lists:

- All collected data types

- How each type is used

- Third-party sharing (who and why)

- Data retention period

- How to request deletion

Three-way consistency

Apple compares (a) your app's actual behavior, (b) your privacy policy content, and (c) your Privacy Nutrition Labels in ASC. All three must agree. If any of these three disagree, you get a 5.1.1 rejection. Check each SDK's documentation for its privacy manifest and data collection disclosure — your app's total data collection is your code PLUS all SDK data collection.

Why it works

Guideline 5.1.1(i) requires privacy policy accessible BOTH in ASC metadata AND within the app. The policy must specifically describe your app's data practices, not a generic template.

3. Placeholder content left in build

Time cost

3-5 days (rejection + content replacement + resubmit)

Symptom

Rejection for Guideline 2.1 — App Completeness. Reviewers find placeholder text, empty screens, or TODO artifacts.

❌

BAD

Ship with development artifacts visible to users

- "Lorem ipsum" text in onboarding

- Empty tab that shows "Coming Soon"

- Button that opens alert "Not implemented yet"

- Default app icon (white grid)

✅

GOOD

Every screen has final content and production assets

Pre-submission content audit:

- [ ] Every screen has real content (no lorem ipsum)

- [ ] All images are final production assets

- [ ] No "Coming Soon" or "Under Construction" screens

- [ ] All buttons perform their intended action

- [ ] Default/empty states have proper messaging

- [ ] App icon is final and meets spec (1024x1024, no alpha)

Why it works

App Review tests every screen and tab, including states you might consider edge cases. They open every menu, tap every button, and switch every tab.

4. Ignoring privacy manifest

Time cost

1-3 days (automatic rejection + manifest creation + resubmit)

Symptom

Automatic rejection before human review. Missing

PrivacyInfo.xcprivacy

or undeclared Required Reason APIs.

❌

BAD

No privacy manifest, or missing Required Reason API declarations

No PrivacyInfo.xcprivacy in project

— or —

Using UserDefaults, file timestamps, disk space APIs

without declaring approved reasons

✅

GOOD

Privacy manifest present with all Required Reason APIs declared

Project must contain:

├── PrivacyInfo.xcprivacy

│ ├── NSPrivacyTracking (true/false)

│ ├── NSPrivacyTrackingDomains (if tracking)

│ ├── NSPrivacyCollectedDataTypes (all types)

│ └── NSPrivacyAccessedAPITypes (all Required Reason APIs)

│

└── Third-party SDK manifests (each SDK includes its own)

Common Required Reason APIs that need declaration:

UserDefaults

→ Reason

CA92.1

File timestamp APIs → Reason

C617.1

Disk space APIs → Reason

E174.1

System boot time → Reason

35F9.1

Why it works

Since May 2024, this is an automated gate. No human reviewer involved — the build processing system rejects submissions missing required privacy declarations.

5. Missing Sign in with Apple

Time cost

3-7 days (SIWA implementation + resubmit)

Symptom

Rejection for Guideline 4.8. App offers third-party login (Google, Facebook, email) but no Sign in with Apple option.

❌

BAD

Third-party login without SIWA

// Login screen offers:

// - Sign in with Google

// - Sign in with Facebook

// - Email/password

// ← Missing: Sign in with Apple

✅

GOOD

SIWA offered as equivalent option alongside any third-party login

// Login screen offers:

// - Sign in with Apple ← Required if others exist

// - Sign in with Google

// - Sign in with Facebook

// - Email/password

Exceptions

(SIWA not required):

Company-internal or employee-only apps

Education apps using existing school accounts

Government/tax/banking apps requiring government ID

Apps that are a client for a specific third-party service

Apps using only the company's own authentication system

Why it works

Guideline 4.8 requires SIWA as an option whenever ANY third-party or social login is offered. Apple enforces this strictly.

6. No account deletion flow

Time cost

5-10 days (implementation + testing + resubmit)

Symptom

Rejection for Guideline 5.1.1(v). App allows account creation but provides no way to delete the account.

❌

BAD

Account creation without deletion capability

- Sign up button exists

- No "Delete Account" anywhere in app

- "Contact support to delete" (not sufficient)

- "Deactivate account" (not the same as delete)

✅

GOOD

Full account deletion flow accessible in-app

Account deletion requirements:

1. Discoverable in Settings/Profile (not hidden)

2. Clearly labeled "Delete Account" (not "Deactivate")

3. Explains what deletion means (data removed, timeline)

4. Confirms completion to user

5. If Sign in with Apple used → revoke SIWA token

6. If active subscriptions → inform user to cancel first

7. Deletion completes within reasonable timeframe (days, not months)

// Revoking Sign in with Apple token (required)

let

appleIDProvider

=

ASAuthorizationAppleIDProvider

(

)

let

request

=

appleIDProvider

.

createRequest

(

)

// After user confirms deletion:

// POST to Apple's revoke endpoint with the user's token

// Then delete server-side account data

Why it works

Required since June 2022. Must be actual deletion (not deactivation), must be in-app (not just email/website), and must revoke SIWA tokens if used. Apple tests this flow specifically.

7. Wrong age rating

Time cost

2-4 days (re-answer questionnaire + possible content changes + resubmit)

Symptom

Rejection for Guideline 2.3.6 — Inaccurate metadata. Age rating doesn't reflect actual app content or capabilities.

❌

BAD

Understate content to get lower rating

App has user-generated content (chat, posts)

but age rating questionnaire answered "No UGC"

App has cartoon violence in gameplay

but answered "No violence"

✅

GOOD

Answer age rating questionnaire accurately

Declare honestly:

- User-generated content (chat, forums, social features)

- Violence (even cartoon/fantasy)

- Mature themes

- Profanity / crude humor

- Gambling (simulated or real)

- Horror / fear themes

- Medical / treatment information

- Unrestricted web access (WebView with open URLs)

New age ratings (January 31, 2026)

Apple expanded from 4+/9+/12+/17+ to 5 tiers (4+/9+/13+/16+/18+) with new capability declarations for messaging, UGC, advertising, and parental controls. All developers must complete the updated questionnaire or app updates will be blocked.

Why it works

Mismatched ratings violate Guideline 2.3.6. Apple compares your questionnaire answers against observed app behavior. UGC and web access are the most commonly missed declarations.

8. Missing demo credentials

Time cost

3-5 days (rejection + credential creation + resubmit wait)

Symptom

Rejection for Guideline 2.1. Reviewer unable to test app because login is required and no test account was provided.

❌

BAD

App requires login, but no demo account in review notes

App Review Information:

Notes: (empty)

Demo Account: (empty)

Demo Password: (empty)

→ Reviewer sees login screen, can't proceed, rejects

✅

GOOD

Working demo credentials with clear instructions

App Review Information:

Demo Account: demo@yourapp.com

Demo Password: AppReview2025!

Notes: "Log in with the demo account above.

The account has sample data pre-loaded.

To test [feature X], navigate to Tab 2 > Settings.

If 2FA is required, use code: 123456"

Requirements:

- Account must not expire during review (1-2 weeks minimum)

- Account must have representative data

- Include any special setup steps

- If hardware required, explain workarounds

- If location-specific, provide test coordinates

Why it works

Reviewers cannot test what they cannot access. They will not create their own account. If your app requires any form of authentication, demo credentials are mandatory. This is one of the most common rejection reasons for apps with login flows.

Decision Tree

Is my app ready to submit?

│

├─ Does it crash on a real device?

│ ├─ YES → STOP. Fix crashes first (Guideline 2.1)

│ └─ NO → Continue

│

├─ Privacy manifest (PrivacyInfo.xcprivacy) present?

│ ├─ NO → Add privacy manifest with Required Reason APIs

│ └─ YES → Continue

│

├─ Privacy policy URL set in App Store Connect?

│ ├─ NO → Add privacy policy URL in ASC

│ └─ YES → Is it also accessible in-app?

│ ├─ NO → Add in-app privacy policy link

│ └─ YES → Continue

│

├─ All screenshots final and matching current app?

│ ├─ NO → Update screenshots for all required device sizes

│ └─ YES → Continue

│

├─ Does app create user accounts?

│ ├─ YES → Account deletion implemented and discoverable?

│ │ ├─ NO → Implement account deletion flow

│ │ └─ YES → Continue

│ └─ NO → Continue

│

├─ Does app offer third-party login (Google, Facebook, etc.)?

│ ├─ YES → Sign in with Apple offered?

│ │ ├─ NO → Add SIWA (unless exemption applies)

│ │ └─ YES → Continue

│ └─ NO → Continue

│

├─ Does app have in-app purchases or subscriptions?

│ ├─ YES → IAP items submitted for review in ASC?

│ │ ├─ NO → Submit IAP for review (can be reviewed separately)

│ │ └─ YES → Restore Purchases button implemented?

│ │ ├─ NO → Add Restore Purchases functionality

│ │ └─ YES → Continue

│ └─ NO → Continue

│

├─ Does app use encryption beyond standard HTTPS?

│ ├─ YES → Export compliance documentation uploaded?

│ │ ├─ NO → Add ITSAppUsesNonExemptEncryption to Info.plist

│ │ │ and upload compliance documentation

│ │ └─ YES → Continue

│ └─ NO → Set ITSAppUsesNonExemptEncryption = NO in Info.plist

│

├─ Distributing in EU?

│ ├─ YES → DSA trader status verified in ASC?

│ │ ├─ NO → Complete trader verification in ASC

│ │ └─ YES → Continue

│ └─ NO → Continue

│

├─ Does app require login to function?

│ ├─ YES → Demo credentials in App Review notes?

│ │ ├─ NO → Add working demo account + password + instructions

│ │ └─ YES → Continue

│ └─ NO → Continue

│

├─ Age rating questionnaire completed honestly?

│ ├─ NO → Complete updated questionnaire (new 13+/16+/18+ ratings)

│ └─ YES → Continue

│

├─ Any placeholder content remaining?

│ ├─ YES → Replace all placeholders with final content

│ └─ NO → Continue

│

└─ All checks passed → READY TO SUBMIT

Mandatory Pre-Flight Checklist

Run this entire checklist before every submission. Check every item, not just the ones you think apply.

1. Build Configuration

Built with current required SDK (iOS 18 SDK / Xcode 16 as of 2025; iOS 26 SDK / Xcode 26 required starting April 28, 2026)

ITSAppUsesNonExemptEncryption

set in Info.plist (

NO

if only HTTPS)

App tested on physical device with latest shipping iOS version

App works over IPv6-only network (Apple review network is IPv6)

No private/undocumented API usage

No references to pre-release/beta OS features unless targeting that OS

Minimum deployment target is reasonable (not unnecessarily high)

Release build tested (not just Debug configuration)

2. Privacy

PrivacyInfo.xcprivacy

file present in app target

All Required Reason APIs declared with approved reason codes

Third-party SDKs each include their own privacy manifests

Privacy policy URL set in App Store Connect

Privacy policy accessible in-app (Settings/About screen)

Privacy policy content matches actual data collection practices

All

NS*UsageDescription

purpose strings present (Camera, Location, etc.)

Purpose strings explain user benefit (not just "we need access")

App Tracking Transparency implemented if tracking users (ATT)

Privacy Nutrition Labels completed in ASC matching manifest

3. Metadata

App name (30 character limit, no keyword stuffing)

Subtitle (30 character limit)

Description (accurate, no misleading claims)

Keywords (100 character limit, comma-separated)

Category and secondary category set

Screenshots for all required device sizes (6.9", 6.7", 6.5", 5.5" for iPhone; 13" for iPad if universal)

Screenshots reflect current app UI (not outdated)

App Preview videos current (if using)

Support URL valid and accessible

Marketing URL valid (if set)

Copyright string current year

Version number and build number incremented

"What's New" text written (for updates)

4. Account and Authentication

Account deletion flow implemented (if account creation exists)

Account deletion is actual deletion (not just deactivation)

SIWA token revocation on account deletion (if SIWA used)

Sign in with Apple offered (if any third-party login exists)

Active subscriptions handled during account deletion

Restore Purchases button works (if IAP exists)

IAP items submitted for review in ASC (if new/changed)

Subscription terms clearly communicated before purchase

5. App Review Information

Contact information (name, phone, email) provided

Demo account username provided (if login required)

Demo account password provided (if login required)

Demo account won't expire during review period (1-2 weeks)

Demo account has representative sample data

Special instructions for hardware-dependent features

Notes explain any non-obvious features or flows

If app uses location, provide test coordinates

6. Content Completeness

No placeholder text (lorem ipsum, TODO, "Coming Soon")

No broken links or dead-end screens

All images are production assets (no stock watermarks)

App icon meets spec (1024x1024, no alpha channel, no rounded corners)

All tabs/screens have functional content

Error states and empty states have proper messaging

Onboarding/tutorial flows complete and accurate

All deep links and universal links resolve correctly

7. Regional and Compliance

EU DSA trader status verified (if distributing in EU)

Age rating questionnaire completed with updated categories (13+/16+/18+)

Age rating reflects actual content (UGC, violence, web access declared)

Export compliance documentation uploaded (if non-exempt encryption)

Content complies with local laws for each distribution territory

GDPR compliance (if distributing in EU)

8. New for 2025-2026

Updated age rating questionnaire completed (deadline: January 31, 2026)

Accessibility Nutrition Labels declared (becoming required for new submissions)

External AI service consent modal (if app sends personal data to external AI)

SDK minimum version met (Xcode 16/iOS 18 SDK now; Xcode 26/iOS 26 SDK starting April 28, 2026)

Pressure Scenarios

Scenario 1: "Ship by end of day"

Setup

PM says the app must be submitted today for a marketing launch next week.

Pressure

Deadline + executive visibility

Rationalization traps

:

"We'll fix the privacy policy after approval"

"The placeholder is only on one screen, they won't notice"

"We'll add account deletion in the next update"

"It passed internal testing, no need for device testing"

MANDATORY

Run the full pre-flight checklist. Every item. Missing items cause rejection, which costs 3-7 MORE days — far worse than the 30 minutes the checklist takes.

Skipping the checklist to save 30 minutes costs 3-7 days when it causes rejection.

Communication template

"The pre-flight check found [N] issues that will cause rejection. Fixing them takes [X hours]. Submitting without fixing guarantees rejection, which costs 3-7 days minimum. Let me fix these now — it's the fastest path to being live."

Scenario 2: "Third rejection, just make it work"

Setup

App rejected 3 times for different issues each time. Developer is frustrated and tempted to cut corners or argue with Apple.

Pressure

Frustration + sunk cost + temptation to appeal instead of fix

Rationalization traps

:

"They keep finding new issues — they're being unfair"

"I'll appeal this one, it's unreasonable"

"I'll just hide that screen from reviewers"

MANDATORY

Read the FULL text of every rejection message. Run the complete pre-flight checklist from scratch. Reviewers often find new issues on subsequent reviews because they test deeper each pass — they explore screens they didn't reach before, test flows they skipped, and review with stricter attention.

Each rejection is a signal that the pre-submission process has gaps. Do not fight the feedback — absorb it and close the gaps systematically.

Communication template

"Multiple rejections mean we have systematic gaps, not bad luck. I'm running the complete pre-flight checklist — this takes 30 minutes but prevents the 3-7 day cycle of partial fixes followed by new rejections."

Scenario 3: "It's just a bug fix update"

Setup

Simple one-line bug fix. Developer assumes the update will sail through because the app was already approved.

Pressure

Complacency + false confidence from prior approval

Rationalization traps

:

"It was approved last time with the same metadata"

"I only changed one file, they don't need to re-review everything"

"They won't re-check the privacy stuff, it hasn't changed"

MANDATORY

Updates are reviewed against CURRENT guidelines. Requirements change between releases. Privacy manifests became mandatory mid-cycle. Age rating questionnaire was overhauled. SDK minimums increase annually. A bug fix update can be rejected for issues that didn't exist when the previous version was approved.

Run the pre-flight checklist every time. Requirements that didn't exist when your app was last reviewed may now be enforced.

Communication template

"Even for a bug fix, App Review applies current guidelines — not the ones from when we were last approved. The privacy manifest requirement and age rating overhaul both came mid-cycle. Running the 30-minute pre-flight now prevents a surprise rejection."

Screenshot Requirements

Screenshots must match current app UI. See

app-store-ref

Part 1 for required sizes, dimensions, and rules.

Handling Rejections

Reading the Rejection Message

Every rejection includes:

Guideline number

— Specific section violated

Description

— What the reviewer found

Screenshots/recordings

— Visual evidence (if applicable)

Suggestions

— Sometimes included with fixes

Response Strategy

1. Read the FULL rejection message (every word)

2. Identify ALL guidelines cited (may be multiple)

3. Fix EVERY cited issue (not just the first one)

4. Run the complete pre-flight checklist

5. In your resubmission notes, explain what you fixed

6. Do NOT argue or explain why you think the rejection is wrong

When to Appeal

Appeals are appropriate when:

You believe the reviewer misunderstood your app's functionality

Your app clearly complies with the cited guideline

You have evidence supporting your position

Appeals are NOT appropriate when:

You disagree with the guideline itself

The rejection is technically correct but feels unfair

You want to delay fixing the issue

Appeal Process

App Store Connect → Resolution Center → Reply

- Explain clearly why you believe the rejection is incorrect

- Provide specific evidence (screenshots, documentation)

- Remain professional and factual

- Apple's App Review Board will re-review

Metadata Rejected vs Binary Rejected

Type

What it means

What to do

Metadata Rejected

Screenshots, description, or ASC fields need fixing

Fix in ASC, resubmit (no new build needed)

Binary Rejected

Code/app issue needs fixing

Fix code, create new archive, upload new build

In-App Purchase Review

IAP items require separate review. Missing or broken IAP is a top rejection cause under Guideline 3.1.1.

IAP Submission Checklist

All IAP products created in ASC with screenshots

IAP products submitted for review (can be submitted independently)

Restore Purchases button visible and functional

Subscription terms displayed before purchase confirmation

Free trial terms clearly communicated

Pricing displayed matches ASC configuration

No external purchase links (Guideline 3.1.1) unless eligible for entitlement

StoreKit testing completed in sandbox environment

Common IAP Rejection Patterns

❌ "Buy Premium" button that does nothing → Guideline 3.1.1

❌ No Restore Purchases option → Guideline 3.1.1

❌ Subscription auto-renews without clear disclosure → Guideline 3.1.2

❌ Free trial duration not shown before purchase → Guideline 3.1.2

❌ External purchase link without entitlement → Guideline 3.1.1

Common Rejection Reasons Quick Reference

Guideline

Issue

Prevention

2.1

Crashes, broken features, incomplete

Device testing, content audit

2.3

Inaccurate metadata, wrong screenshots

Screenshot audit, metadata review

2.3.6

Incorrect age rating

Honest questionnaire, declare UGC

3.1.1

IAP issues, missing Restore Purchases

Test all IAP flows, add restore

4.0

Design: poor UI, non-standard patterns

Follow HIG, test on all sizes

4.8

Missing Sign in with Apple

Add SIWA with any third-party login

5.1.1(i)

Privacy policy missing/inadequate

Both ASC and in-app, specific content

5.1.1(v)

No account deletion

In-app deletion, not just deactivation

5.1.2

Missing Required Reason APIs

Complete privacy manifest

App Store Connect Submission Workflow

See

app-store-ref

Part 9 for the ASC upload workflow and build processing details.

Encryption Export Compliance

Most apps need

ITSAppUsesNonExemptEncryption = false

. See

app-store-ref

Part 5 for the full decision tree.

Accessibility Nutrition Labels (New 2025)

Accessibility Nutrition Labels are becoming required for new submissions. See

app-store-ref

Part 10 for the full label list and declaration rules. Run

axiom-accessibility-diag

before declaring.

First-Time Developer Checklist

For developers submitting their first app, these are additional items often missed. If you need to create a privacy policy from scratch, use a privacy policy generator (many free options exist) and customize it to match your app's actual data practices — a generic template will be rejected.

Apple Developer Program

Enrolled in Apple Developer Program ($99/year)

Accepted latest Apple Developer Program License Agreement

Tax and banking information completed in ASC (for paid apps/IAP)

Distribution certificate created

App ID registered with correct bundle identifier

Provisioning profile created for App Store distribution

App Store Connect Setup

New app record created in ASC

Bundle ID matches Xcode project exactly

Primary language set

Content rights declared (original content or licensed)

Pricing and availability configured

Territory selection (worldwide or specific countries)

Common First-Time Mistakes

Mistake

Result

Fix

Bundle ID mismatch between Xcode and ASC

Upload rejected

Match exactly, including case

Distribution cert expired/missing

Archive fails to upload

Create new cert in Developer Portal

License agreement not accepted

Upload blocked

Accept in developer.apple.com

Tax forms incomplete

Paid app not distributed

Complete in ASC → Agreements, Tax, and Banking

Wrong team selected in Xcode

Signing errors

Select correct team in Signing & Capabilities

Real-World Impact

Before

Developer submits without checklist → rejected for missing privacy manifest (3 days) → fixes, resubmits → rejected for missing SIWA (5 days) → fixes, resubmits → rejected for placeholder content (3 days) → 11 days lost to preventable issues

After

Developer runs 30-minute pre-flight → catches all three issues → fixes in 4 hours → approved on first submission

Key insight

The checklist takes 30 minutes. Each rejection cycle takes 3-7 days. The math is simple.

Resources

WWDC

2022-10166, 2025-328, 2025-224, 2025-241

Docs

/app-store/review/guidelines, /app-store/submitting, /app-store/app-privacy-details, /support/offering-account-deletion-in-your-app, /documentation/security/complying-with-encryption-export-regulations

Skills

axiom-privacy-ux, axiom-storekit-ref, axiom-accessibility-diag, axiom-testflight-triage, axiom-app-store-connect-ref