Apple updated its App Store Review Guidelines with stricter rules against low-quality and low-effort apps, specifically targeting categories like drinking games and fart apps that the company says do not add value. The changes follow a reported 84% surge in new app submissions and aim to reduce spam and improve overall App Store quality.
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Apple updated its App Store Review Guidelines with stricter rules against low-quality and low-effort apps, specifically targeting categories like drinking games and fart apps that the company says do not add value. The changes follow a reported 84% surge in new app submissions and aim to reduce spam and improve overall App Store quality.