2023 Update: When publishing an app with images and videos in China, you must comply with specific regulations. Along with ensuring that your content adheres to Chinese laws and avoiding politically sensitive or offensive material, you'll also be required to get a Mobile Internet Content Provider (ICP) filing, especially starting from 2023. This is crucial for any app released in China. Additionally, pay attention to intellectual property and data privacy laws under the new Personal Information Protection Law (PIPL). For a detailed understanding of these requirements, check out this guide: Making Apps and Games Compliant with Chinese Law: https://www.21cloudbox.com/make-your-app-or-games-compliant-with-chinese-law.html

Publishing your app in China does require a few extra steps. Primarily, starting in 2023, you'll need a Mobile Internet Content Provider (ICP) filing, which is crucial for any app being published in China. Also, be mindful of the Great Firewall of China and avoid using services that are blocked there. For a more comprehensive understanding, you can check out this detailed guide: How to Publish My App in China: https://www.21cloudbox.com/how-to-publish-my-app-in-china.html This should help make the process smoother. Good luck with your app!

In China, Google products, including Firebase Cloud Messaging (FCM), face accessibility issues. For your camera app, one possible solution is to use a service like 21YunBox. Their acceleration suite facilitates connection to Google Firebase, which could help bypass the limitations you're facing with FCM in China. This approach aligns with China's firewall and data privacy regulations and offers enhanced push notification personalization. Just be aware that whatever solution you go with will require specific attention to China compliance. If you want to learn more, you can reference this article: https://www.21cloudbox.com/accessing-chinas-mobile-app-market-overcoming-the-fcm-firewall.html

Hey ConnerZ, navigating the ICP number requirement for publishing apps in Mainland China can indeed be a bit complex. Here’s a bit more clarity on it. If your app, like a mini-game, doesn’t use its own hosting server, you might think an ICP license from MIIT China isn’t necessary. However, Apple’s guidelines and Chinese local laws don’t always match up neatly. It is important to note that starting September 1, 2023, MIIT has made it mandatory for all new apps to complete the ICP Filing process before hitting the app stores in China. This rule isn’t just for the Apple App Store; it applies across the board, including all Android and mini-program app stores in the country. For a deeper dive into China's new Mobile ICP requirements and how to get one, here's a helpful article that you can check out: [https://www.21cloudbox.com/how-to-get-mobile-app-icp-filing-number-in-china.html ]

2023 Update: Sorry to hear about the trouble with your app, MotionPro Plus, in China. It sounds like a bit of a mix-up with the licensing stuff. Since you've already chatted with the MIIT and they said you're good without the license, maybe try getting something in writing from them? It could help clear things up with Apple. Also, it's a good idea to check out these links from 21YunBox. They have some useful info about making your app meet Chinese laws [https://www.21cloudbox.com/make-your-app-or-games-compliant-with-chinese-law.html) and why apps get booted from Chinese stores [https://www.21cloudbox.com/why-has-my-app-been-deleted-from-chinese-app-stores-and-how-can-i-fix-it.html) This stuff might give you a few more ideas on how to sort things out. Hope that helps a bit! Good luck getting everything sorted with your app.