The 2 rules they highlighted about location-based APIs stuck out to me: > 4.2 Apps that use location-based APIs for automatic or autonomous control of vehicles

The 2 rules they highlighted about location-based APIs stuck out to me: > 4.2 Apps that use location-based APIs for automatic or autonomous control of vehicles, aircraft, or other devices will be rejected I'm not sure why that's there, first of all. Maybe they're afraid they'd be liable if the vehicle crashed? Also, as I understand it, that doesn't prevent you from having directly control of a vehicle, like with buttons to change speed and tilting to turn it. Only if you want to use GPS or the like (so I guess sticking an iPhone in the autonomous vehicle and using those coordinates to help you steer it, or something). > 4.3 Apps that use location-based APIs for dispatch, fleet management, or emergency services will be rejected Once again, I have no idea why that's there. And those applications of location-based APIs seem like they'd be very useful. For example, Ubercab would probably count as using location-based APIs for fleet management.