[wbercx]

I do appreciate those rules because they lead to a higher quality listing.

I had a bugfix update rejected a little while ago for a business app.

Apple wanted a video walkthrough of every screen in the app, explaining what each screen is for and with a breakdown of device permissions needed on each of those screens. That day was a complete write-off. If the app required excessive permissions I could understand there might be some concern, but it doesn't. Any permissions we do need are justified in the info.plist as required, and are very descriptive.

They then rejected it again the next day, as I had apparently failed to mention what we use ARKit for in the video. We don't use ARKit and it is not in the codebase.

Another day goes by and they finally approve, with a friendly disclaimer that they will now require an updated video with every future update.

It just seems like busywork to me.