In anticipation of the release of the iPhone and iOS 6 8 Apple released an updated user guide for the analysis of unplaced in the App Store content. In particular, adding new sections permits HealthKit, HomeKit and TestFlight. In addition, Apple is preparing an opening statement, which will be described in relation to the corporation "creepy" applications, and why they can not allow to be placed in the directory.
We have over a million apps in App Store. If your application does not do anything useful, unique, able to take the user to a certain time, or if your application is simply terrible - it can not be accepted.
Updated User most affected areas from 25 to 28 and describes why the use of some permissions might affect the removal of the application from the App Store. For example, developers need to make sure that any application was supported by useful functionality and without an Internet connection. Permission to use the keyboards should collect data only to improve the efficiency of the keyboard itself. Separate description given new permits and HealthKit HomeKit, which are designed to work with the user data. HomeKit, for example, it is forbidden to collect information for the analysis and dissemination of data and HealthKit may collect information only with the permission of the user. Instructions for TestFlight include an explanation of the principle of user access to the beta unplaced in the App Store software. Also, a note was added to the principles of the use of the section "Metadata" for the new preview function applications: developers can allow you to take pictures and videos through the app during the trial period, but you want to restrict data collection functions, which are not controlled by the user.