I am afraid you are making some irrelevant statements like the following instead of explaining your situation thoroughly. If you believe Google or Amazon is somehow involved in rejection, why don't you contact them? The app is the iOS client of a web service that has been live since 2025 with an active community of a few thousand registered users. The same app got recently published on Google Play. Our server records show the demo account we provided in App Review Information was never signed into during the second review (no auth event, no SDK session). Everything the review notes point to is behind sign-in. It means you are greeted by their spam bot. Their intention is to harass and intimidate you especially when you already have one or more submissions waiting for review. There really is little that you can do other than to take down that existing submission or to ask a government (FTC) to step in and have them investigate Apple, Inc's practice.

It seems that you are being terminated because you say you have 'resubmitted' your app for review without actual changes to your app binary as you write I revised all screenshots, removed disturbing imagery, added server-side content filters and a user-report function, and resubmitted with an explanation. Apple, Inc. is a private company that lays down their own guidelines. So the court probably has no jurisdication whether or not there has been a due process. Furthermore, Apple, Inc. doesn't even promiss you a due promise if you read the Agreement that you have accepted. Personally, I have zero or little respect for their review process because they use their spam bot to harass and intimidate membership-paying customers. I loved this company in the last 80s and 90s, though.

For this reason, rather than filing an appeal, I am thinking of reaching out to Developer Support with a question. Could contacting Developer Support cause any problems for my account? No. But it will be a waste of time because you don't get a reply. Even if you get a reply, it's probably not going to get you anywhere. Also, are there any cases where an app that received this rejection was approved after an appeal or after modifying the app? Depending on the type of apps you are referring, yes, there are. If you are exclusively referring to dating apps, to-do apps, astrology apps, I don't have an answer.

A sandboxed application cannot bypass Accessibility, I believe. But you may want to ask DTS about it if you have doubts. You could probably use exception entitlements if targets are non-Apple applications.

Could someone from App Review please look at submission 5fd41009 and either finish the review or tell us what else is needed? We will answer within minutes. They don't come here. People who come here are mostly from DTS. For comparison: the same app has been live on Google Play since October 26 with zero issues. Every day without the iOS version is a day the brand cannot sell to its customers, and most of them are on iPhones. That statement alone is completely irrelevant since Google has nothing to do with Apple, Inc.'s digitial store. If you think it should matter, you may want to contact Google and file a complaint there. They have reviewed your app twice or three times, which doesn't happen these days. They don't promise you when you get your app reviewed although their ancient statement says that it could be reviewed within 48 hours or something like that.

They send you the same message making a spam call to all of them. That's kind of hypocritical. I don't like what they've been doing lately, but Apple, Inc. is a private company. So there isn't much that you can do about it. If you respond, your will get a reply from their spam bot.

They never tell you what to do. That's how they have been at least since I got on board in Feb. 2011. Use a search engine.

It has happened to many people because Apple, Inc. has been on a peudo-spam-combat crusade based on falsehoods for the past several months. I get a spam call every single time I submit a new app to App Store Connect these days. We are all little people and powerless individually. I encourage you to file a complaint with FTC ( https://reportfraud.ftc.gov/ ).

What exactly am I paying for if I can’t get either submission reviewed? Accrding to Apple Developer Program License Agreement, they do not guarantee that your submission will be reviewed within a certain period. It doesn't even say that it will be reviewed fairly. The treatment you get, accrding to the Agreement, is sole discretion.

I may also share my experience on Reddit so that other developers facing similar situations can learn from it. I see everyday there somebody instigating an honest-review exchange. There are a lot of people who deserve to get their decveloper account terminated, by the way. Since you don't disclose what you have done to get yours suspended, you can only help yourself.

Apple, Inc. has gone too far. I recommend that you file a complaint with FTC. The following is the link. It is only the U.S. government that can stop the $5 trillion bully. https://reportfraud.ftc.gov/

But we can’t tell whether that is the issue As long as you have deleted it before submission for review, it's not an issue. Otherwise, that should be a rule violation.

When unrelated apps get identical rejections in the same minute and a redesigned game gets the same default message, does that mean a flag on the developer account rather than on each app? That's Apple, Inc's latest approach in tackling a surge in the number of software submissions. Instead of increasing reviewers, they are on a mission to discourage you to sumbit apps. They accept your annual membership fee. But they refuse to review your submissions, accusing you of copying and repackaging someone else's work. When you don't even use an SDK, they accuse you of using a commercial template or a 3rd-party SDK. The 5-trillion dollar software giant is totally out of hand. We are all little people. FTC is not going to step in to stop Apple's unethical conduct based on falsehoods. But stock holders must love it.

I'd like to raise a concern about the transparency and fairness of Guideline 4.3 reviews. There are 4.3 (a) and 4.3 (b). Which 4.3 guideline violation are you referring to? Could Apple clarify: What specific evidence should reviewers provide when rejecting an app under 4.3? They never do that.

I guess there is no dragging and dropping. You have to use the Upload button.