Hi everyone, I’m looking for some clarification regarding Privacy Manifest requirements (PrivacyInfo.xcprivacy) after resolving a validation issue on my latest submission. In my previous build, I ran into an issue related to NSPrivacyTracking and NSPrivacyTrackingDomains. I updated the manifest to ensure NSPrivacyTracking is set to <true/> alongside our App Tracking Transparency (ATT) prompt, and restricted NSPrivacyTrackingDomains strictly to the required ad service endpoints (googleadservices.com, googlesyndication.com, doubleclick.net, etc.), removing any broad domains. I have just submitted the corrected build: • App Name: Girls vs Boys Tapping • Version: 1.1.2 • Build: 112 • Apple ID: 6809284204 • Status: Waiting for Review Since this is my first time submitting with the updated privacy manifest format after resolving that error, my question is: Once the build enters the review queue with these specific tracking domains and ATT configured, does App Review require any additional documentation in the review notes regarding the ad network tracking domains, or is the .xcprivacy file inside the bundle sufficient for automated validation and review? Just want to make sure everything is 100% in order so there are no unexpected hold-ups while it's in the queue. Thanks in advance for any insights!

Hi everyone! I'm back again! 😄 A few months ago I posted here after submitting my first iOS app, after previously publishing it on Google Play. That experience was really helpful, so I'm hoping to get some advice from the community again. I've just submitted my new app, Vaqui, and it's currently Waiting for Review. Vaqui is an expense-sharing app for groups, mainly designed for trips. For example, three friends travel together and pay for different things: Pepe pays for the hotel. Sandra pays for groceries. Marcos pays for dinner. Everyone participates in different expenses. Vaqui calculates the resulting balances and suggests who should transfer money to whom. The app supports multiple currencies and stores the exchange rate used when an expense is recorded. The important part is that Vaqui does not process or hold money. It doesn't provide a wallet, banking account, payment processing, cards, or financial transactions. If someone owes another person money, Vaqui simply tells them something like: "Marcos owes Sandra $15,000." They make the actual transfer themselves using their bank or payment provider, outside Vaqui. The users can then mark the payment as made/received inside the app so the group knows what has already been settled. This made me wonder about something before the review starts: Would an app like Vaqui normally be considered a financial-services app by App Review, simply because it calculates debts/balances between users? Or is it generally treated as an expense-management / expense-sharing utility as long as it doesn't actually process, hold, or transfer money? I'm asking because I want to make sure I've understood the relevant App Review guidelines correctly rather than discovering during review that I've misunderstood something obvious. 😅 The current App Store Connect information is: App: Vaqui Bundle ID: mobi.todoapp.vaqui Apple ID: 6802352647 Status: Waiting for Review Platform: iOS / Flutter If anyone has submitted an app with similar functionality, I'd really appreciate hearing about your experience. Thanks! Greetings from Córdoba, Argentina 🇦🇷 And yes... once again I'm waiting for that little "In Review" notification. 🤞😂

Hi everyone! Today I finally submitted my first iOS app for App Store review after previously publishing the Android version on Google Play. App ID: 6771439707 The app was developed with Flutter and the process was a very interesting learning experience, especially around: App Privacy configuration screenshots and metadata archive/distribution process App Store Connect setup adapting branding/assets to platform guidelines Coming from Android publishing, I have to admit the Apple review pipeline feels much stricter and more detail-oriented 😄 but also very polished once everything is correctly configured. I just wanted to thank the community because many forum posts helped me solve issues during the submission process. Now waiting for review results 🤞 Greetings from Argentina!

Hi everyone, We recently submitted an update for our existing iOS application and just wanted to verify that everything looks correct on our side in App Store Connect. The previous version of the app was approved and is currently live on the App Store. This new submission is a small update that improves some UI elements and adds minor usability improvements for our customers. At the moment the build is still waiting for review, and since we are coordinating this update with our client rollout schedule, we wanted to confirm that there are no issues with the submission metadata or the selected build. If anyone from the App Review team happens to see this and can confirm that the submission looks complete, we would really appreciate it. App ID: 6759172913 Thank you very much for your time and support. Kind regards, José Rodríguez

Hi everyone, We recently submitted our first B2B iOS app and had a quick question about expected review timing. The application is intended for registered wholesale clients of a food distribution company and the launch is coordinated with the rollout of our ordering platform for customers. Since the launch communication with clients is already scheduled, we wanted to confirm whether there is anything missing in the submission that could delay the review. If anyone from the App Review team can take a quick look or confirm the submission is complete, we would greatly appreciate it. App ID: 6759172913 Thank you!

Hello, I hope you’re doing well. I recently submitted a new app (App ID: 6759405609), which is currently in “Waiting for Review.” I understand that review times can vary, and I truly appreciate the work the review team does. My first app took almost a week to be reviewed, so I was wondering if timelines are currently similar across the board or if they may vary depending on factors like app category or developer history. I have a launch commitment with a client scheduled for this Monday, so I’m simply trying to plan accordingly and set realistic expectations. Any insight would be greatly appreciated. Thank you very much for your time. Kindest regards, Jose Rodriguez

Dear Sirs, My app, Puzzler, is now live on the App Store and working properly: https://apps.apple.com/ar/app/puzzler/id6759109615 However, I am experiencing an issue with AdMob. Their system reports that my app-ads.txt file cannot be found, even though it is correctly hosted and publicly accessible. To address this, I have submitted a new version of the app where I updated both the Support URL and the Marketing URL in App Store Connect to ensure they point directly to the domain where the app-ads.txt file is hosted. I’m currently waiting for the review process to complete and hoping this resolves the issue. Has anyone experienced something similar with AdMob verification? Any insights would be greatly appreciated. Kind regards, Jose Rodriguez

Dear Sirs My app wich ID is 6759109615 is waiting for review since Feb 12, is this normal? I'm a bit worried since the days of expiration are fewer every day! I'm not trying to bother anyone here, just need to make sure that all is fine and the app will be "reviewed" sooner or later! if there is any place that I can submit a ticket or ask more properly please let me know. Kindest regards Jose Rodriguez