So I ended up finding a workaround dy first calling "Select", and then using the .select flag instead of .addressed. iso15693Tag.select(requestFlags: [.highDataRate, .address]) { (error) in     if let error = error {         session.invalidate(errorMessage: "Failed to select")         return     }     iso15693Tag.customCommand(requestFlags: [.highDataRate, .select], customCommandCode: 0xA2, customRequestParameters: Data()) { (data, error) in 		...     } } Maybe there is a bug in the customCommand function when using addressed mode? I also did a quick test on Android using the transceive() method, and had no problem sending custom commands in addressed mode.

I finally got my two apps approved, they both required an initial fetch from Firebase Storage. I don't know if Apple has resolved the issue, or they actually tested on a cellular connection, as i requested they do, if they encountered any issue. I also referred to this thread in the reviewer notes.