The App Store rejects an app when review finds a rule break, a missing disclosure or a flow that will not open. Rejection does not throw the build away. Most apps are fixed and sent again. Ayyıldızsoft checks this with the account owner before a mobile app release.
The review note is on the screen. Shipping a new build without reading it brings the same rejection. Google Play rejection is a separate list. Do not paste one store’s wording onto the other.
Account and demo
- The Apple Developer account stays in the company’s name
- A review login and password sit in the notes
- An empty screen behind the login wall is a rejection
- Sample data does not carry a real customer’s details
Opening the account in an agency’s name makes a later transfer harder. An API tied to custom software must answer during the demo. If the server is down, review says the app does not work.
Privacy labels and permissions
If the app uses location, camera, contacts or tracking, the privacy label says the same thing. A mismatch is a rejection. Those sensors are not opened before the user agrees. When you only need a brochure, a corporate website is often enough and store review is extra work.
Payments and resubmission
Selling a digital product inside the app runs into Apple’s payment rules. A physical product or the business’s own appointment is often different. Do not add an outside payment link on a guess.
When the fix is done, a new build goes on the same record. The version note says what changed, in one line. Offices and quotes are in the Konya software company guide.
- Write the rejection text as separate items
- Mark whether it is the account, privacy or the demo
- Open the fix once with the review user
- Upload the new binary to the same submission
