Rejected under Apple 5.1.1: data collection and storage

The most common rejection. Apple's reviewer could not see why the app collects what it collects, or the app asked before it explained.

What Okkok checks for this

• Blocks submissionEach purpose string says what the app does with the access, not just that it wants it App Store
• Likely to be questionedEvery purpose-string key in Info.plist is one Apple defines App Store
• Blocks submissionThe app ships its own privacy manifest App Store
• Blocks submissionAn app with accounts lets people delete the account from inside the app App Store
• Blocks submissionThe privacy policy link in the listing opens and is a real page Both stores
• Blocks submissionThe privacy policy names what is collected, who processes it, retention, deletion and consent withdrawal Both stores

How to use it

Point Okkok at the directory holding your built package and your listing text. The report puts what blocks submission first, with what to do, who does it and where. Fix, rebuild, run again; a finding shows as fixed only when its check passes.

pip install git+https://github.com/petresandu-cloud/okkok
okkok audit path/to/app

See a sample report Source on GitHub