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Maybe they don't think it's necessary or appropriate to what you're doing with the sound?
by alexvr 13y ago
Maybe they don't think it's necessary or appropriate to what you're doing with the sound?
- simias 13y agoMaybe marpalmin was recording and storing big audio files, which might be a privacy issue I assume (if the user forgets the app is running in the background and ends up recording sensitive/private info). On the other hand I assume that you don't need to keep long audio samples to run your alarm-recognition algorithm and just discard the audio almost right away. That's just a wild guess of course, it would just seem reasonable to me if the Apple reviewers saw it that way.
- marpalmin 13y agoI'm not storing audio. Just audio analysis, of course I have a small buffer but that's normal for realtime audio anaylsis. I'm using it to detect footsteps.
- cdcarter 13y agoLikely that the use case for this app includes it being plugged in/charging.
- marpalmin 13y agoWell at least is not the idea to use it being plugged. In fact I even added code so that the app leaves background after 1 hr if it did not go to the foreground in between. I also found other people with the app being rejected for the same reason after asking about it in the apple dev forum.
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- WiseWeasel 13y agoMaybe they want you to use the motion sensor for that.