Apple adjusts the App Review process

Apple recently announced to developers a major change in the App Store review policy. This policy change will help improve the review efficiency of some applications.

This should be considered great news for most developers. Of course, Apple end users can also get a high-quality and more stable application experience.

This policy change is mainly for application errors and security issues. Apple hopes to speed up the speed of developers fixing errors through this change.

Apple will conduct various detailed reviews of applications submitted by developers, and any content in the application that violates the developer’s policy will result in failure to pass the review.

Violation of the developer policy is a relatively common problem, and sometimes some new features of some apps may trigger the developer policy and cause Apple to refuse review.

After this happens, the developer must make targeted adjustments and then resubmit, and it may take half a month or more before the update can be released.

The focus of Apple’s current update of the developer policy is: in the event of a violation of the developer policy, developers can submit fixes for application errors or security issues.

That is to say, before the problem of violating the developer policy is solved, if it is only to fix the error and security problem, it can be submitted and will not be rejected by Apple for review.

The new policy can help developers quickly resolve errors and security issues. After these issues are resolved, developers can take time to adjust violations.

Apple stated in the developer policy notice that the company is committed to providing a better experience for everyone and making the app store a safe place to download apps.

At the same time, it helps developers to successfully develop safe, high-quality, reliable and respecting user privacy applications. The new application review process has now been launched.

For developers, the biggest advantage of the new policy is that it can be used to quickly resolve bugs and prevent bugs from affecting users and causing rapid loss of end-users.

Of course, for ordinary users, this can also allow us to enjoy a better app and reduce the various faults and errors that we encounter when using the app.