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Well, this is the license the app is distributed under, the standard App Store app EULA.
by eofster 3y ago
Well, this is the license the app is distributed under, the standard App Store app EULA.
- habi 3y agoOK, I misunderstood the text and thought this should link to your terms of use, not the standard Apple ones
- eofster 3y agoNo worries, you're not wrong. By default on the App Store the standard Apple's Licensed Application EULA applies. Optionally, Apple allows you to have your own license agreement instead of the standard one. And there is a special field for it on Apple's website where you edit your App Store app metadata. However, if you do not use your own agreement (you use the standard one) and also offer subscriptions, Apple wants the link to the standard agreement be explicitly specified in the app description. And in iOS UI it's called 'Terms of Use'.