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I was just wondering if they had some reasonable basis for not wanting an inaccurate app doing this. But I can’t really see one.
by valuearb 6y ago
I was just wondering if they had some reasonable basis for not wanting an inaccurate app doing this. But I can’t really see one.
- andrewmunsell 6y agoI cannot be 100% certain whether they tested the accuracy of the app, but it was never mentioned to me that it didn't perform to expectations, just that the app concept itself was in violation of their guidelines. In fact, the rejection in iTunes Connect shows a "Metadata Rejection".