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It really is. A past company made an application that was in the app store for a couple years. Three different customers paid us to white-label the app for th
by fatnoah 5y ago
It really is. A past company made an application that was in the app store for a couple years. Three different customers paid us to white-label the app for them, so we ended up with three additional versions that were new app packages and differed from the original only in fonts, colors, and logos. Two were approved after a short back and forth with different questions for each, and we eventually gave up on the third after 9 months of fruitless back and forth.
- weimerica 5y agoWorked for a company with a similar approach (circa 2010) and we got rejected and had to just use the one. Can’t say I feel Apple is wrong for fighting app spam, however.
- mission_failed 5y agoBut Apple created the problem. No company that offers white label applications wants to have to upload a completely separate app for every client, but there is no other option.