I need practical guidance from developers who have successfully handled a Guideline 4.3(b) rejection, especially for an astrology-related app with broader personalized features. I mainly want to understand how to present the app, write the App Store description and Review Notes, choose screenshots, and decide whether to reply in the Resolution Center or file an appeal. My app was rejected because Apple said there are already many astrology apps on the App Store. However, it is not designed as a standard horoscope or prediction app. Its main experience focuses on personal milestones, AI-powered questions, relationship compatibility, private social connections, and a personalized user journey. Planetary positions are used only as one supporting input in the backend to provide contextual insights. They are not the main purpose of the app. Has anyone successfully handled a similar rejection? Any real experience or practical advice would be very helpful.

Hi everyone, I want to confirm whether iPad screenshots are mandatory when submitting an app to the App Store. nshots required only when the app supports iPad, or must every iPhone app also provide them? Also, if the app can technically run on iPad but is not specifically designed for it, should I upload iPad screenshots or disable iPad support before submission? Any clarification from developers who have recently submitted an app would be helpful.