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Reply to How to submit already approved IAP for review? App Rejection, guideline 2.1
Update: I got it approved now. As I mentioned before, I re-submitted a new binary which was basically just a build number bump. I commented both as a reply to the first review and in that field we can use to communicate things to the reviewer of a new submission that I had the IAPs approved before - and included a screenshot of the IAP screen showing that. It worked this time.
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May ’22
Reply to How to submit already approved IAP for review? App Rejection, guideline 2.1
Update: I got it approved now. As I mentioned before, I re-submitted a new binary which was basically just a build number bump. I commented both as a reply to the first review and in that field we can use to communicate things to the reviewer of a new submission that I had the IAPs approved before - and included a screenshot of the IAP screen showing that. It worked this time.
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May ’22
Reply to How to submit already approved IAP for review? App Rejection, guideline 2.1
Just had this problem too. IAPs were already approved in a prior (submitted) version of my app. I have just re-submitted a new build (same thing, just bumped build number) and attached a message (and picture) showing that IAPs were already approved. Let's see.
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May ’22
Reply to Google Funding Choices – How to tell if a user is in EEA for GDPR?
If at some point the user had to consent to GDPR, then you could save that fact in local persistence (e.g., SharedPreferences/UserDefaults). Something like a isEEA flag. And then you'd only show related widgets to revoke/edit consent when that's true.
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Feb ’22