What's also particularly frustrating is that you have to wait 5-10 days after each one of these rejections (and there could be multiple before you finally get a revision live). So we're finding that for minor feature additions that on other platforms we build, ship, and tweak all within a 24 hour period, on iOS that iteration cycle is extended from hours to weeks (if the feature is even approved, which sometimes it is not). This consistently makes for a poorer experience on iOS than on any other platform.
Apple should just make everyone's lives a lot easier (including their own) if they took the innocent until proven guilty approach that Google takes, rather than the guilty until proven innocent stance they currently abide by.
Apple should just make everyone's lives a lot easier (including their own) if they took the innocent until proven guilty approach that Google takes, rather than the guilty until proven innocent stance they currently abide by.
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