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I'm displaying an MKMapView in a somewhat small square. It's small enough that the "Legal" text pretty much blocks half the map, so I'd like to get rid of it. Is this allowed: for (UIView *view in mapView.subviews) { if ([NSStringFromClass([view class]) isEqualToString:@"MKAttributionLabel"]) { view.hidden = YES; break; } } Not sure if I am risking App Store rejection by hiding it or using this method? Yes, it will probably get rejected. Either because having the link is a legal requirement, or it'll be detected that you're using a private class ( MKAttributionLabel ). That being said, you

Today I discovered an app. This app is not available to the App Store, if I want to try this, I just have to click on the link since my iPhone : itms-services://?action=download-manifest&url=http://*********.s3.amazonaws.com/********-ios.plist And the application installs in my home page. The link forced to download a .plist : What it this way ? What it's the deal with provisioning profile or the certificats ? It's just a way of distributing an app for beta testing using your distribution profile, but without submitting it to Apple. The .plist it's just a link to where the .ipa (the app) is

Many companies rely on white labeled apps to provide their services in a more personal way to their customers. With a few adjustments we can set a logo and a splash screen and even pre-configure our app to our customer needs which has a great impact in their end user experience. Without this my users would need to use the app skipping a lot of configuration steps that in a generic app wouldn't be possible to skip. According to apple: "Apps created from a commercialized template or app generation service will be rejected" Now what can we do to to work around this? Today I saw 4 apps being

Closed. This question is off-topic. It is not currently accepting answers. Learn more . Want to improve this question? Update the question so it's on-topic for Stack Overflow. Must iOS apps have a globally unique name? The iTunes Connect Developer Guide implies that they do, but doesn't say so directly. The closest it comes is (p71): As a result of this deletion [after not delivering a binary within 120 days], your app name will be able to be used by another developer If an app is renamed, does the old name then become available again? Apps do indeed have to have unique names. If a desired

I have an app in the App Store which has a wildcard App ID. I want to add push notifications to it, but cannot as we have a wildcard App ID. This is the error I get: Only explicit App IDs can be used to access the Apple Push Notification service. Please use an existing App ID with a specific Bundle Identifier or create a new one. Can I create a new App ID for my app that is live in the store? Won't that cause issues? I'm confused as to how I can add push at this stage? [EDIT] Can I setup a new one using the same App ID, but use a new bundle identifier? Cheers You can create a new App ID using