iOS Developer here. This is pretty standard, I've been rejected for having a UIWebView (not even a main feature) in an iPhone App that displayed content that di

iOS Developer here. This is pretty standard, I've been rejected for having a UIWebView (not even a main feature) in an iPhone App that displayed content that did autoscale correctly on the iPhone but when the user agent changed to iPad (still an iPhone app) it would resize the page to the iPad dimensions. I don't know how Apple can expect you to have control over content on the web but in some cases they do. So yeah expect to see "Rejected" a decent amount and this is indeed Par for the course. Best bet is to just fix it, suck it up and resubmit.