syn-mcj

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by syn-mcj 6y ago
Yes, I got some ideas from this thread on how to improve the messaging. We'll see.
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by syn-mcj 6y ago
Fair enough, although I don't see why the constant rejection and need to explain the same thing to Apple again and again seem like a normal thing to us. Their review process is too rigid and their control over your app updates is too t
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by syn-mcj 6y ago
All of my screenshots are from the second round we went through after trying to remove apple login entirely. They bully small developers, because big companies like Uber or Grab have the same functionality with zero problems. While when we
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by syn-mcj 6y ago
I would not be complaining online if simply replying back would work. This is the second time we got rejected for that reason. Last time it took a week of back and forth trying to convince reviewers that we need phone number and it doesn&#x
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by syn-mcj 6y ago
Thanks for the advice. Yes, our target market isn't english speaking, so some things might be a result of a bad translation.
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by syn-mcj 6y ago
It says "We need your phone number for our masters to be able to contact you". Would you recommend to make it more clear in some way?
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by syn-mcj 6y ago
We ask phone number for the same reason as Uber does - our masters need to contact the user to be able to deliver the service. Explaining this to Apple took a week of back and forth, and only lasted for one submission.
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by syn-mcj 6y ago
It's not a two-factor auth, we ask phone number confirmation because our masters need to contact you to deliver our service. If there is no phone number, our app is useless for you. So it's perfectly fine for us if you want to del
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How Apple is bullying small developers(twitter.com)
14 points by syn-mcj 6y ago|30 comments