The company, that I work for, wants to develop mobile apps using react native. The idea is to reuse the content on the websites instead of creating native views. The current decision is to implement the apps like follows: 1- Create a react native app with bottom navigation and webviews as the content. 2- Each time the user clicks on a different section of the navigation, the webview loads a different page of the website into the web view. For example the login functionality will be the login page from the website in a webview. Is this sort of apps allowed to be published in the appStore? My thinking is that the app will not be allowed because the content of the pages can be changed!

I’m using Sign in with Apple in my iOS app. When a user chooses “Hide My Email”, I receive the @privaterelay.appleid.com relay address. For marketing reasons, I would prefer to have the user’s real email address instead of the relay email. I want to stay compliant with App Store Review and the Sign in with Apple design/UX requirements. My questions are: Is it allowed to force the user (as part of the registration process) to provide their real email address, even if they chose “Hide My Email” during Sign in with Apple? Are there any specific App Store Review guidelines that forbid: Blocking sign up or access to features if the user keeps the relay email, or Showing a strong prompt like “We can’t log you in unless you share your real email”? What is the recommended, compliant pattern for collecting a “real” email when using Sign in with Apple + Private Relay? I’d appreciate any official clarification or examples of what App Review considers acceptable vs. reject-worthy here.