App has been reviewed, after the week end as expected.

Have you also declared files in their lproj folders, for each language (en.lproj, it.lproj, fr.lproj…? They should contain at least the following files in each: May read this for further explanations: https://mixable.blog/why-does-the-ios-app-store-show-more-languages-than-my-app-supports/

It visibly has nothing to do with the app or the developer's account. Just the pipe is pretty much filled.

Not sure you can know which device will be used. So, you could: mention in the submission that you use LIDAR in your code, test for LIDAR presence https://stackoverflow.com/questions/66383288/check-if-ios-device-has-lidar-in-swift and act accordingly. or ask directly to the support https://developer.apple.com/contact/ Good luck.

Same here. I submitted 2 apps on Dec 30 and 31. The one of Dec 31 went in review in just 1 hour. The second is still waiting for review. So we just have to be a bit patient.

As explained here, just be sure it works on the devices you’ve selected in the project. https://www.reddit.com/r/swift/comments/1hu4w45/which_device_are_swift_student_challenge/

Thanks. Image is 300 * 300, so it does not fill the screen. What do you expect ? The view to fill the screen ? Something else ? Or is the problem with the space at the top ? In this case, see this: https://codecrew.codewithchris.com/t/remove-white-space-navigationview-ios-foundations-m5-wrap-up/15656 ; even though it seems you have already put navigationTitle as indicated. I do not see where you call RecipeView (in code, not Preview). Did you set the size of the frame for this RecipeView ? Note: for testing purpose set the background of RecipeView to some color, as yellow, so that you see it clearly.

What is the problem with my code? If you showed the code, maybe we could tell. Could you also show how it looks like on simulator (which device simulator) and which physical device ?

Are we allowed to do the same for AI-generated images? My understanding is YES. If there is any risk to fool user thinking it is real life image, or just to be fully transparent, you should mention "image generated by AI".   Will this dock points on creativity? That depends on your app. If it is intended to show your drawing skills, or if the key value of the app are the images, yes. If images just provide illustration to help use the app, I guess No.

Have you looked for similar apps in AppStore, to see if there already exist apps with similar concept ? Rejection may be due to this, not to the code or metadata. If not, you may appeal the review board.

Try to free memory by closing apps. 嘗試關閉應用程式以釋放記憶體。

@ Sam_j I would advise to deploy to the appstore before end of January. Even if it is exactly the same code. Just indicate in what's new that you updated data related to age information for the appstore.

That's not the same issue, but may be it will give you some ideas where to search. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/68668517/why-wont-a-nested-scrollview-respond-to-scrolls-in-swiftui

Welcome to the forums. On these forums, you are speaking to other developers. There is absolutely nothing they can tell as you give no information about the rejection message (would be the same BTW for any Apple folk). If you want to have a reply from Apple, it is better to appeal the review board

Where are the files stored on user's device ? Do you create any file in your app ? If so, please show all codes where you create file ?