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That’d make sense if it was what Apple says. They allow anyone to say that their app is XS-compatible even if they never owned an iPhone. Their worry is not a
by bfred_it 8y ago
That’d make sense if it was what Apple says.
They allow anyone to say that their app is XS-compatible even if they never owned an iPhone.
Their worry is not actual compatibility.
- masklinn 8y agoTrue, Apple's stated reasons are even simpler and more sensible: you can't advertise compatibility to a pre-GM application or device. That's part of the rules, and explicitly stated in the original rejection message.
- ender89 8y agoGM stands for Gold Master I believe. Apple's concern therefore isn't that the device isn't out yet, it's that it's not finalized, and they don't want an app update to say that it supports something which isn't finalized yet because it could change tomorrow (even if that's unlikely).