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It looks like XCode came out with a new update. This issue seems to be persistent where the iTunes Store does not render the update even though it posts it in the "Updates Installed in Last 30 Days" section. After I restart, I am then prompted to update again even though I have already done it twice. Ultimately, the update does not apply when I open XCode (it still shows 7.3, not 7.3.1): There is only one way! For this you need: 1. Delete the XCode 7.3 from Applications folder 2. Download the Xcode 7.3.1 from here 3. install it manually That's it)) A possible method of resolving this issue

Including under which circumstances applications are rejected, and how much of a percentage Apple takes (widely distributed as 30%, though I can find no mention of it on their site). Thanks! joshperry Here you go: http://i.imgur.com/MgyH2.jpg To be serious though, Apple has not published a definitive guide to the acceptance policy. It sometimes seems arbitrary and unfounded and even sometimes contrary to what they have provided as their pseudo-policy. From the iPhone developer agreement section 3.3: Any Application developed using this SDK must comply with these criteria and requirements, as

My app was recently rejected from the app store for storing data in the Documents directory. I had moved it there because with the latest change, the db must now be writeable - it's no longer read-only. In researching the solution, I've read that it's actually preferable to use NSLibraryDirectory. Is this so, and more importantly, will that address Apple's concerns? Their complaint is that the app lets the user download to much content (it doesn't let the user download any unless you count the db), and that it's storing "too much data" in the "incorrect location." The data is 8 mb, but could

My app is a catalog of ebook-like content. Some of which are free to read, and some other are paid. I need to ask for user email / password to be able to retain the information of which content was successfuly completed, or until which chapter it was completed so the user can have his information synced accross all platforms. However I got this rejection message : Apps cannot require user registration prior to allowing access to app content and features that are not associated specifically to the user. Next Steps User registration that requires the sharing of personal information must be

I am about to submit an app to the Mac App Store, however the name of my application conflicts with another application in their system. So I picked another name and I tried to change the name of my application by going into the build settings under the "Packaging" section and "Product Name" row. I cleaned all targets and rebuilt the application, but the name displayed in the menu bar and bundle was the old name. What I am missing? How do I change the name of an application without having to recreate another project? Thanks a bunch. Make sure you are editing the Product Name of the target not