> Now you have to declare that your usage is non malicious. That's not even what you're declaring! I already quoted Apple's docs: "Declare this reason to acces

> Now you have to declare that your usage is non malicious. That's not even what you're declaring! I already quoted Apple's docs: "Declare this reason to access user defaults to read and write information that is only accessible to the app itself." But sandboxing already makes this impossible, so the only thing you're declaring is that your app only does what the operating system allows it to do. Nothing about maliciousness or fingerprinting. Moreover, the only way that Apple can actually detect fingerprinting is to reverse engineer the app, which Apple could do anyway regardless of whether developers self-report. Self-reporting is basically useless, because violators will simply lie. Apple can already kick you out of the App Store for any reason, or no reason. And they could make a public rule against fingerprinting without requiring developer self-reporting, which is mostly a sham.