I don't know what they require, but can you clarify Which domains are in the app description etc? Is that zable or lendable? Which domains are shown in the app itself? Is your developer account name Zable or Lendable? You might also consider removing the "privacy protection" on your domain registrations, so that whois queries return something resembling your correct physical address. I don't think Apple will be using that but it could be considered good practice anyway.

Could anyone clarify why Apple Reviewers, when rejecting the app under Guideline 4.3(a) - Design - Spam, do not provide any specific details? Because they don't have to. Your relationship with Apple is governed by the developer agreement that you signed. It says what you and Apple have to do. There is nothing in there that says that Apple has to provide any reasoning for their rejections. See section 6.9.

I don’t think that being free will result in rejection. You may, however, find that they consider all new dating apps to be “spam”. I say that based on the number of forum posts from people who report “spam” rejections.

Does it depend on your locale?

Promillewert Is it the ‰ of alcohol in the blood that you are referring to? Or is it something completely different? (I know that gradients on railways are expressed in ‰, for example.) If you are trying to create a blood-alcohol estimation app, I suspect that that is banned.

Can you not just photoshop it?

2024-05 surely?

There was someone posting a few days ago who had been waiting for 3 months. Scroll through the forum and see what you think. 36 hours, at the weekend, seems fine to me.

Are you saying the implementation of SIMD3 is not a collection or struct of three separate values? No, I'm not saying that; the Swift SIMD type is certainly just a struct of regular floats. I believe the corresponding GPU arithmetic is too. But by the time these values have gone through all of your transform matrices, and in particular perspective devision, every value could have had some sort of influence on every other. However, as I said, "there could be other issues involved". Keep debugging.

Yes, floating point values get less precise the larger they are. If that is a complete surprise to you, read something about floating point. Whether that explains what you’re seeing or not, I don’t know. There could be other issues involved.

All of the so-called “secure” APIs are built on top of the so-called “insecure” APIs, in particular malloc. The point is that these “insecure” APIs are only insecure if you use them wrongly. You need to trust that the people who have used malloc and strlen in e.g. the Swift or obC runtime are smarter than you and use them safely.

There are various other routing services, including: MapBox has a Directions API: https://docs.mapbox.com/api/navigation/directions/ AWS has one here: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/location/latest/developerguide/routes.html Also consider OpenRouteService: https://openrouteservice.org/dev/#/api-docs The cheapest option for a large volume of queries will be to implement your own instance of OpenRoutService, or similar. But that's a lot of work.

Screenshots can only be changed when an app update is released. This could be a trivial update with no real changes. It still needs to go through app review etc. 5-8 hours work seems not completely unreasonable, if the developer is going to do some proper pre-release testing etc.

I am fully aware that I can no longer use xcode to put anything else on my iphone without a developer licence No, you can install apps from xcode onto your phone without a paid developer program membership. The difference is that they expire more quickly (maybe 7 days instead of 90??) and maybe some features are unavailable. Somewhere there is a table explaining exactly what you can do but I can’t immediately find it. Maybe someone else will find a link.

A canned reply is not the same as a bot I human that cannot be distinguished from a bot might as well be a bot.