Fix Apple Privacy Rejection
Budget / Salary$30–250
TypeFreelance project
LocationRemote
Posted2 hours ago
Version 1.0 of my SwiftUI app Cut The Line LLC is already on the Store, yet Apple rejected version 1.1 under Guideline 5.1.2 (privacy / tracking). I do not collect or track any user data, so the issue lies in the way my privacy settings are declared.
What I need:
• Audit the Xcode project (Swift 5, Xcode 15) and ensure any AppTrackingTransparency strings, Info.plist keys, and data-collection flags are fully aligned with the real behaviour of the app.
• Cross-check every data type I selected in App Store Connect and correct anything that might imply tracking.
• Prepare a clean, signed build under the existing bundle ID com.CutTheLineLLC, upload it through Transporter or Xcode, and walk me through the re-submission steps.
• Reference the detailed rejection notes I’ll provide so your fixes directly answer Apple’s concerns.
I do not need new features or a rebuild—just a pinpoint fix that satisfies Apple’s privacy review and gets 1.1 approved quickly. If you’ve navigated similar 5.1.2 rejections and can turn this around fast, let’s get started.
What I need:
• Audit the Xcode project (Swift 5, Xcode 15) and ensure any AppTrackingTransparency strings, Info.plist keys, and data-collection flags are fully aligned with the real behaviour of the app.
• Cross-check every data type I selected in App Store Connect and correct anything that might imply tracking.
• Prepare a clean, signed build under the existing bundle ID com.CutTheLineLLC, upload it through Transporter or Xcode, and walk me through the re-submission steps.
• Reference the detailed rejection notes I’ll provide so your fixes directly answer Apple’s concerns.
I do not need new features or a rebuild—just a pinpoint fix that satisfies Apple’s privacy review and gets 1.1 approved quickly. If you’ve navigated similar 5.1.2 rejections and can turn this around fast, let’s get started.
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