Guides · Store moderation
App Store & Google Play compliance guides
Store rejections for duplicate or template code waste release slots and revenue. These guides explain policy risks and how structural code analysis reduces surprises for bulk iOS and Android publishers.
Policy areas that map to code similarity
App Store Guideline 4.3 (Design: Spam), portfolio spam warnings, Google Play repetitive content policy, and duplicate app detection all correlate with structural overlap in your source code — not just metadata or screenshots.
- App Store Guideline 4.3 code check
- App Store rejection recovery
- Google Play duplicate app check
- Google Play rejection fix
- Portfolio spam prevention
Recovery after a rejection
Upload the rejected app plus all siblings in your catalog. Identify COPY modules, rewrite, rescan for OK status, and attach apporig reports to your appeal or resubmission notes in App Store Connect or Play Console.
FAQ
- Can code checks prevent App Store 4.3 rejections?
- Proactive analysis reduces risk by finding duplicate Swift/Objective-C structure before submission. Many 4.3 rejections cite similar binaries — rewriting flagged modules is the fix.
- Does apporig help with Google Play spam policy?
- Yes. Compare Kotlin/Java across your Android catalog to find shared domain layers that trigger repetitive content flags.