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Getting your iOS application approved by the gatekeepers at the Apple app store can be a complex undertaking. An application must get through an approval procedure before it can be published on the App Store.

In many ways, developing a mobile application is a monumental undertaking. It takes a considerable amount of technical know-how. Apple has staff members who review every application before it has been released to the public to ensure high quality.

This guarantees the effectiveness of apps and ensures that users have the best experience possible while using them. After all, Apple is primarily about providing the best possible user experience.

 Here are the probable reasons why Apple may have rejected your apple 

 1. Exhibiting crashes and bugs

Apple takes great care in selecting the products that it sells through its Apple Store. Henceforth, it will not accept any application that includes explicit defects or can cause system failures. So, if you discover that your app crashes or exhibits any other type of unstable performance during app testing, you should address the problems immediately before submitting the app for review. 

If you do not follow these instructions, the likelihood of your application being denied is substantial. So, double-check that everything is in working order.

  2. Unclear app description

Make sure the app to have a clear description and include all information that should be included. Make good use of the ample space offered while filling out your descriptions. Inform your consumers about all the features of your software, its capabilities, and who you are. If you utilize features that need additional information, such as in-app purchases, give a detailed description.

Apple values this information. Leaving out or providing just a limited amount of it is a sure way to get approval denied. Don't forget to quote the price of the app from the description. 

 3. Missing Apple Sign-in

If your app supports Google sign-in, Facebook sign-in, or Twitter sign-in, Apple sign-in will be required as well. This is because it is mentioned explicitly in the rules that applications that support alternative sign-in methods must also provide an Apple sign-in feature.

Getting approval for your app is a challenging undertaking until you incorporate the Apple sign-in with your application. Don't forget to synchronize Apple sign-in before submitting your software for approval on the App Store.

 4. Referring platforms other than iOS

You should build the app you want to get approved from Apple, exclusively for iOS. Else, it will be highly problematic to get it approved. Avoid mentioning Android apps or any other platforms. Similarly, use iOS devices only for creating screenshots of the store.

5. Not choosing the iOS Payment gateway

 If your app supports in-app purchases/transactions or subscriptions, ensure that such transactions occur via Apple's in-app buying system. This method ensures that all transactions are conducted securely. 

Apple receives a tiny percentage of the transaction's proceeds as a result of the procedure. Consequently, Apple prohibits using any other payment gateway on its applications. Any app utilizing a third-party payment gateway will be removed from the Apple App Store's listing at Apple's discretion.

6. Broken links

As part of the App Store application process, you will be requested to provide a few URLs. For example, a link to your privacy policy must be included in your application.

Additionally, you must include a link to app support so that consumers may get in touch with you. If these links do not lead to any action, your application will be denied. Before Submitting your app to the app store, double-check that all of the pages are functional.

7. Prolong app loading time

To avoid being rejected by Apple, your app must load entirely in fifteen seconds. You may decrease the app's loading time by ensuring that any pictures used are of the right size and prioritizing any problems that cause the app to crash when it first loads. Pivotal published a post that provides further insight on minimizing load times.

 8. App Duplicity

In the mobile application development market, innovative ideas are usually praised. In addition, copyright concerns are reasonably widespread and must be addressed promptly and thoroughly. 

App Duplication may result in copyright concerns, and the actual app may lose the confidence and reputation of its customers due to the presence of duplicate applications on the market. As a result, try not to fall into such traps. Avoid copying other people's ideas.

  9. Poor UI (User Interface)

When creating a user interface, no one wants to come up with anything unattractive, yet we all have a particular preference for aesthetics. The most effective strategy to prevent such a predicament is to adhere to the criteria established by Apple for the development of user interfaces. 

Adhering to the Human Interface Guidelines is almost always the best course of action. Apple desires that all of the applications listed in that section adhere to the same set of guidelines and that the apps be predictable in their behavior. They don't want people to spend time finding out what they're supposed to be doing or figuring out what various symbols imply.

10. Poor Performance

It doesn't matter how beautiful or entertaining your app is; Apple expects the app to run smoothly at all times. The entering screen should not create confusion or annoyance, navigation should not be choppy, or pages should not take too long to load. Users would be upset if these factors existed. And Apple will prevent this from occurring by rejecting your application altogether.

 11. Issues with Hardware and software compatibility

Applicants that submit applications that have any form of compatibility problem with the most recent operating systems stand an excellent probability of being rejected outright. 

 Apple devices such as the iPad and iPhone should be able to execute your program without a problem. Apple may also reject any program that consumes excessive resources on a device or leads it to overheat for no apparent reason.

 To summarise, you must ensure that your software can be used on any mobile device affiliated with Apple before releasing it.