I couldn't quite understand what you are referring to. The app description and keywords are available. That's between you and Apple, Inc. You seek assistance from fellow app developers here. But you provide little information here surrounding your situation beyond the fact that it's been rejected.

we wait 9 days only to be rejected for a minor issue, then wait another 9 days, only to be rejected again for a different minor reason—essentially waiting 9 days for fixes that only took 2 hours to implement. I've been in this business for more than 15 years. It doesn't happen to me. If my submission is rejected, in many cases, it's their mistake. If you don't have a lot of experience going through the review process, you may want to create a submission checklist for yourself.

I may have read one or more topics here or somewhere else that they have successfully gotten their account termination reversed. If I were you, I would look for such topics. I might be able to find ones if I try, but that's not the reason why I come here everyday to read every topic here. So I won't.

They never tell you what to do to get the app approved. It's been like that at least for the past 15 years. You don't show the description of your app or the keyword list. So I have no advice to give you, but you may want to help yourself by searching for 'Guideline 4.3(a) – Design – Spam.'

Maybe Apple needs to hire more resources than the 500 reviewers they currently have across NA/EU/CN. Instead of hiring more people, Apple, Inc. now appears to be on the Spam & App Generation Services crusade to reject multiple submissions all at a time to persuade people to not make a new submission.

I have seen several spam rejection topics involving 'VPN.' Since you don't disclose the description and the keyword list of your submission, that's all you can tell you.

Our account was terminated our developer account under Section 3.2(f) What!? They don't appear to tell you what you have done. If I were Apple, Inc, I wouldn't explain, either, because you would choose to cheat in a more sophisticated manner so as not to get caught next time when you reapply for a developer account. You probably want to go over the section you are referring to to see if any part of it rings you a bell. If you are totally hopeless, you may want to read other similar topics by searching for 'rejection.'

Has anyone successfully resolved repeated rejections where App Review continued citing the same guideline after fixes were implemented? Yes and no. I don't know exactly how many times you suggest you have been rejected for the same guideline. I may have them repeat the same guideline violation twice or three times. Is there an effective way to request a conversation with an App Review representative or obtain more specific technical feedback? Yes and no. The only effective way is to fix an issue that they say is the issue. Since you don't go into specifics, that's all I can say. Are there any additional channels or approaches that have helped you break out of this cycle? Not really... But a google search? I have published about 450 software products over the last 15+ years. So I know how to get around, I guess. I have abandoned three or four submissions, though.

How is the license mode that you are referring to different from non-consumable IAP?

It's possible that you are caught in the midst of their latest anti-spam campaign where they reject multiple submissions all at a time in a matter of a few seconds. If you believe you are not getting anywhere, you may want to terminate your current submission, make some changes to the build and send a new build to review. And you may see their true face behind the unexplained delay. That's still better than a wall of silence.

Could someone from the App Review team please check whether this submission is still actively being processed, and whether any further action is required from my side? In case you didn't know, this isn't a support website. And reviewers don't come here according to site administrators.

let cgImage = CGWindowListCreateImage(CGRectNull, [.optionIncludingWindow], cgWin, [.bestResolution]) Why do you set the screenBounds property to CGRectNull? Besides, this function is deprecated. Though it's a bit difficult to use, why don't you use the ScreenCaptureKit framework, instead?

The reviewer writes the app may include features or characteristics that distinguish it. So you need to make it distinguished from others. Otherwise, you will continue to get rejected. In the worst case, you may get your developer account terminated if you continue to make a submission without noticeable changes.

You must not be familiar with app store submission In the past 15 and a half years, I have gotten more than 400 Mac applications and iOS apps approved.

That's not unusual since you say that you voluntarily went back to the end of the queue. You should have waited in the line. An average wait time can be as long as two to three weeks now to my knowledge.