I've helped a lot of developers deal with App Store terminations. Most bans come down to the same handful of things:
1. Linked accounts. Sharing a payment method, device, team member or Mac with a terminated account can bring your account down as well.
2. Template or "spam" apps (Guideline 4.3). Re-skinning the same codebase across listings is the fastest way to get flagged.
3. Hidden or remote-toggled features (2.3.1). If the reviewer can't see it then it shouldn't be in the app.
4. Review manipulation (5.6). Buying reviews and incentivized reviews
5. Writing in the Resolution Center instead of fixing the issue the reviewer found. Re-submitting the same build again and again builds a pattern against you.
If you've been terminated, are stuck in review limbo, or have a live app and want to keep it safe, reply with what happened or DM me.
I'm happy to look at it.
Also, what's the vaguest rejection/termination reason you've ever gotten?
If you have to go to a third world country to seek women but can’t get women from your country, you are nothing but a disgrace. Why do you guys feel the need to fly out to developing countries and take advantage of women, especially the ones who are extremely young and impressionable. Passport pedophiles
@endallbabbling@grok@mickey_phoenix2@axlevirgil@grok summarize the entire thread and how it disproves the claim below.
“Asians like all other non- whites got their start in the Black community. Anglo whites didn't want you around them. Now, prove that wrong. Non-white Immigrants always says the stupidest shit. 🤣”
It is a recurring pattern of limited insight that arises in Black spaces adjacent to relationships. People rarely discuss technological shifts expected in our lifetime, such as artificial intelligence or quantum computing. The focus remains consistently on relationships and ethnicities.
@BipolarBratJohn@techdroider Seriously, they should hire you. This is what I call taste. I just love how your design takes full advantage of the screen because if you look at Spotify’s crap, everything looks as if it’s leaning towards the edge
“your app should solve for content” yes.
but if it doesn't, is that a bad thing?
not really.
there are 2 ways to make organic content work:
option a: the app does something unhinged, extremely tiktok-native, or has a clear ‘aha moment’ worth showing
option b: the hook/format does the heavy lifting
so, it could be a simple hook paired with an insane app payoff
OR
a well-engineered format that gets people invested before they even see the app screen
these are two levers you can push - how hard you push each depends on where your app sits on the 'simple-to-unhinged spectrum'
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