I recently downloaded an application that was rejected by Apple due to in-app purchases, the app had a login page before the in-app purchase, which is not allowed.
Now I want to remove the application from the application, all the code has been commented out, but how do I deactivate the in-app purchase in iTunes Connect.
I know that in the “Manage in-app purchases” section of iTunes, a switch called “Purified for sale” is connected, but my question is that this is enough to just set this switch to “No”.
Will you cancel any purchase links for the application for the application and will the application be verified without purchasing in the application?
Or are there any other things that I should consider in order to get the application through the review without buying in the application.
This is a message from Apple that caused the failure:
17.2 We found that your application requires customers to register with personal information in order to access functions other than their account, which is not in accordance with the App Store Review Guide. In particular, users must register to purchase additional content. Applications cannot require user registration prior to providing access to application functions and which are not specifically related to the user. User registration requiring the exchange of personal information should be optional or tied to the specifics of the account. Additionally, the requested information should be related to functions.
Joakim engstrom
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