Trigger “Reload” feature allows updating apps bypassing App Store approval process.
Does this violate App Store terms?
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iOS apps built using Trigger.io Forge roughly consist of the UIWebView component provided by the iOS SDK, which loads your HTML/CSS/JavaScript, whether it’s bundled with the app or fetched using Trigger.io Reload.
The iOS Developer Program License Agreement actually covers the topic of updating UIWebView assets without the use of the App Store distribution mechanism:
From https://developer.apple.com/programs/terms/ios/standard/ios_program_standard_agreement_20120912.pdf (you need to be signed in to the Apple Developer Centre to see it though).