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I am fairly certain this is against Apple's policies. In principle you're not supposed to change the functionality of your app without review.

• cute_boi 15d ago
  i don't see any difference between wasm and js? If react native apps can be updated with js, wasm should be allowed.
  • apitman 15d ago
    I think updating js without review is also against policy.
    • whstl 15d ago
      It's a grey area. App Review Guidelines §2.5.2 says: "Apps should be self-contained in their bundles, and may not read or write data outside the designated container area, nor may they download, install, or execute code which introduces or changes features or functionality of the app, including other apps" Technically Apple can punish you for anything but so far it seems to be accepted for small fixes and tweaks.
      • myko 15d ago
        Doesn't seem like a grey area at all, pretty clear it is against the policy. Just a ridiculous policy and hard to enforce.
        • whstl 12d ago
          It’s not a grey area for features. It’s a grey area for other parts of the code that are not mentioned in the text.
        • whstl 12d ago
          It’s not a grey area for features. It’s grey for other parts of the code that are not mentioned in the text.