Unlisted app distribution might be what you need.

If you're using SwiftUI to build your watchface app, you can add ._statusBarHidden() modifier to your watchface view. You can also pass a variable as argument to control the visibility of the digital time dynamically like this: ._statusBarHidden(true) Note that this API isn't stable because it has _ prefix. And Xcode doesn't provide any documentation and auto completion about this modifier.

According to the Digital Services Act in the EU, if you're acting as a trader on App Store, these info will be shown on App Store. Read this documentation to learn more about Digital Services Act trader requirements.

You can transfer your apps which are selling on App Sfore to another account. Learn more about app transfer. If your apps aren't ready for sell on App Store(e.g. with Prepare for Submission status). You have to remove the app and create a new app record on another account.

This seems like a bug of Swift compiler. You should open an issue here. During waiting for fixing, you can try to remove some code in these files to find out what part of code leads the crashing. — WindowsMEMZ @ Darock Studio

Try to move the .presentationDetents([.medium]) modifier to the last of the modifiers to the view (after .interactiveDismissDisabled()), sometimes the order of modifiers affects their effects. If it still doesn't work, you should file a feedback for this issue. — WindowsMEMZ @ Darock Studio

After you purchased for Apple Developer Program, you need to wait for about 2 workdays. Apple Developer Program support will send an email to you to confirm your register and ask for additional info if needed. Don't pay for it again, just wait for the confirmation email. You won't be granted access to App Store Connect etc before the register was fully finished. — WindowsMEMZ @ Darock Studio

Could you share a minimum sample project/code which can reproduce this problem? — WindowsMEMZ @ Darock Studio

Seems like Xcode Organizer only shows metric data after a large number of users using your app so that Apple has enough data to show metrics. The most common reason of app termination is the app used too much memory. The best tool to track memory usage and leaks is Instrument. — WindowsMEMZ @ Darock Studio

In App Review Guidelines: Expedite Requests: If you have a critical timing issue, you can request an expedited review. Please respect your fellow developers by seeking expedited review only when you truly need it. If we find you’re abusing this system, we may reject your requests going forward. Contacting Apple Developer Support in other ways won't help your app get approved faster. You should fill in the expedited review request form for this situation. — WindowsMEMZ @ Darock Studio

Does this mean that if a user purchases Subscription Item A1 in Subscription Group A, they can only purchase other subscription items in Subscription Group A after the one-month period ends, when that subscription expires? No, it doesn't. Users can upgrade/downgrade their subscriptions any time in the same subscription group. — WindowsMEMZ @ Darock Studio

You may want to use a larger build number for your app. The app builds list in App Store Connect are sorted by build number, not uploading time. — WindowsMEMZ @ Darock Studio

3.1.1 In-App Purchase: If you want to unlock features or functionality within your app, (by way of example: subscriptions, in-game currencies, game levels, access to premium content, or unlocking a full version), you must use in-app purchase. Apps may not use their own mechanisms to unlock content or functionality, such as license keys, augmented reality markers, QR codes, cryptocurrencies and cryptocurrency wallets, etc. According to the App Review Guidelines, you must use in-app purchase rather than any other payment methods, except your app fits the requirements in Guideline 3.1.3 - Other Purchase Methods. — WindowsMEMZ @ Darock Studio

The animation(_:value:) modifier might be what you need. You can read full docs about it here. — WindowsMEMZ @ Darock Studio

The best way to share a demo video with App Review is providing a link to a video file directly, not from a hosting service. Your link should look like https://example.com/example.mp4. Alternatively, you can send your demo video as an attachment to App Review. However, you have to reupload the video to App Store Connect each time you update your app. — WindowsMEMZ @ Darock Studio