App Store 1.1.5 rejection: Religious commentary and quotations

By The Draftbit team · Updated
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This guide is for iPhone and iPad apps displaying religious commentary, scripture, translations, or generated religious content.

Apple has questioned the content in your app, and changing its age rating may not address the issue. Guideline 1.1.5 covers inflammatory religious commentary and religious quotations that are inaccurate or misleading.

Find the exact passage

Save the text, its source, the language shown, and the context around it. Check translations, truncated quotations, attribution, and generated answers. We’d compare the version in the submitted build with the underlying source before deciding whether the problem is editorial or technical.

A missing sentence or incorrect attribution can change how a passage reads. Review search snippets and notifications as well as the full article.

Correct and verify the content

Fix inaccurate quotations and make commentary distinguishable from quoted material. Remove inflammatory content identified in the review. If an automated feature produces the text, address its output controls as well as the single example.

Repeat the search or prompt that led to the passage and inspect other affected languages. Give Apple the corrected passage, its source, and the steps to view it. If the passage was understood incorrectly, explain its context specifically through the review reply.

Messages this guide can help with

App Store 1.1.5 rejection; app store 1.1.5 denial; Guideline 1.1.5; Religious commentary and quotations

Official sources

We checked these instructions against the sources below. The console layout may change, and your review decision may call for different steps.

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