For anyone looking for an answer to this question, App Store Review Guidelines now includes this provision: 3.1.1. (2) Apps may use in-app purchase currencies to enable customers to “tip” the developer or digital content providers in the app.

I have investigated this problem a little further. I exported using the "Product > Export Localizations... > MyApp Workspace..." option, then imported the xcloc file to the project without any touch. I got the same error. I exported using the "Product > Export Localizations... > MyApp..." option, then imported the xcloc file to the project without any touch. This time I didn't get the error above, instead, I got a warning window, full of "Empty Translations" and "Over-Localized Do not Translate" warnings. Strangely, these warning are mostly about the "note" lines of the translations, that are written between /* and */ tags. These lines are coming from comment strings in the example code below: NSLocalizedString("Hello!", comment: "Greeting in the welcome screen") You aren't supposed to translate "Greeting in the welcome screen" here, but Xcode gives "Empty Translations" warnings about them. I wonder why.

It is 2022. I am introducing auto-renewing subscriptions. My app has been approved but my subscriptions are still "In Review". It's been nearly 48 hours. Still waiting... I have a not-fully-functional app on the App Store for the first time because of this delay. I had submitted my subscriptions before I submitted the app but they wanted me to submit them together. And this is the outcome.

Same issue here. No problem with iOS 15, Xcode 13, but I get this warning with Xcode 14.1. I wonder if this is an issue with my app or a bug of Xcode 14.

4 years and no solution to this? Wow. OK, I've found it: Log in to the AppStore Connect Open Pricing and Availability Scroll to iPhone and iPad Apps on Apple Silicon Macs section Uncheck "Make this app available" Click "Save"