14 DAY TRIAL // A memo on Apple’s Developer site reveals that the Cupertino-based computer giant is looking to help developers with the App Review results, should they have any concerns regarding a rejected IP.
So far, Apple has been fairly rigid about its rejections, leaving some developers dismayed at the policies enforced by the company’s App Store Review Team. Apple has also been known to reject some apps simply by mistake (i.e. for misinterpreting some features).
The company now seems committed to change all that, according to a brief memo posted on the News and Announcements section for Apple Developers (reproduced below).
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Getting Help with App Review Results
January 10, 2014
If you have concerns about an app rejection, you can ask questions and provide clarification in the Resolution Center in iTunes Connect. Simply use the Reply feature to communicate directly with the App Store Review team.”