I have an iOS app that will only work with a UK IP address – therefore apple will not be able to review it correctly. How do people handle this type of problem when it comes to the review process?
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I have an iOS app that will only work with a UK IP address – therefore apple will not be able to review it correctly. How do people handle this type of problem when it comes to the review process?
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If it’s possible, remove the limitation until it’s approved. You can do it if you control the server or in the app itself downloading a small configuration file with restrictions, etc. before the actual connection stuff starts.
If not, provide them with a proxy with a UK IP address. You can set it up yourself or just get a 1 month (or so) service in a VPN provider. And add the corresponding instructions in iTunes Connect to configure the iPhone proxy (just in case).