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Apple don't need the source of your app, but some bytecode that they can optimize for target platform. As for making sure that certain app not using private fra

by SXX 6y ago

Apple don't need the source of your app, but some bytecode that they can optimize for target platform. As for making sure that certain app not using private frameworks they can just do it through the testing.

saagarjha 6y ago
Bytecode is not required for applications targeting iOS. And I will note that the latter is fairly difficult to actually check in principle, and it's mainly enforced (actually, in certain cases it's not ;) ) in practice by the threat of consequences if they catch you doing it rather than testing.
- SXX 6y ago
  So providing bitcode is still optional for release on App Store?
  - saagarjha 6y ago
    As long as you are not targeting watchOS or tvOS.
    - SXX 6y ago
      Thank you for correcting me! I really expected that by now they using it for all devices.