iOS application using Facebook — rejected

Question

During my app review I received the following: \"17.2: Apps that require users to share personal information, such as email address and date of birth, in order to function w

Answer 1

If you are going to use Facebook log in, apple wants you to use significant account-specific functionality. This means that you should use things from Facebook like user interest or friend list. Using the user name profile pictures are not considered account specific functionality. Apple is saying if you are not using these information then you are not supposed to use Facebook authentication. You have 2 solutions here:

1. Use the significant account-specific functionality from Facebook ex. interests of friend list.
2. Apple will accept the use Facebook log in without significant account-specific functionality if you also add your own login and password.

Tender app is using only Facebook log in and it is not rejected because tinder uses your friends list and interest from Facebook. If you can point to apple how you are using information like this they will accept your app.

I am sure of this information because I got it from apple review team member today!