I will fix your rejected ios app and get it back through app store review
IT Specialist Custom Mobile and Desktop App Development
About this Gig
Apple rejects roughly one in four submissions, and privacy is the single
most common reason - Guideline 5.1.1 causes more rejections than any
other rule. If you are reading this, you already know that.
I shipped a privacy-focused app to both stores, so I have been on the
receiving end of these rules rather than reading about them.
WHAT I DO
- Read the exact rejection message and the guideline Apple cites
- Audit your app against that guideline, not against generic advice
- Implement the fix in code and in App Store Connect
- Rewrite the reviewer response so it does not bounce a second time
- Resubmit and stay with it through the next review round
MOST COMMON CAUSES I FIX
Privacy declarations that do not match actual behaviour. Missing or wrong
purpose strings. Undeclared third-party SDK data collection. Missing
account deletion. Tracking without proper consent.
WHAT I NEED FROM YOU
The full rejection text from App Store Connect, and an invitation to your
App Store Connect as App Manager. No passwords, ever.
Send me the rejection message before ordering and I will tell you which
package you actually need.
I reply within the hour, UTC+3.
Platform:
Cross-platforms
App type:
Hybrid
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FAQ
I have not ordered yet - can you look at my rejection first?
Yes, and please do. Send me the rejection text from App Store Connect and I will tell you what is actually wrong and which package covers it. If it is something you can fix yourself in ten minutes, I will say so.
Can you guarantee it gets approved?
No, and treat any seller who guarantees that with suspicion. Approval is Apple's decision. What I guarantee is that every reason cited in your review notes is properly addressed, and that I handle resubmission rather than leaving you at the point of the next rejection.
What access do you need?
An invitation to App Store Connect with the App Manager role, and your source code. Never a password. App Manager lets me upload builds, edit the listing and submit for review, and you can revoke it in one click.
The rejection mentions Guideline 5.1.1. What does that actually mean?
It means Apple believes your data collection, its disclosure, or the consent flow around it does not match the rules. In practice it is usually the privacy manifest, the App Privacy answers, an undeclared SDK, missing account deletion, or a permission prompt with no clear purpose string.
My app was rejected three times already. Can you still help?
Usually yes, and repeated rejections often mean the previous fixes addressed the symptom rather than the cited guideline. Send me all three rejection messages - the pattern across them is normally what tells us the real cause.
