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My app is intended to only support English, however there are a few libraries I am using that include within localization.strings file which xCode picked up and placed in the "Localizations" settings of the "Info" section for my Project settings. I forgot to delete these localizations, and now my app shows up in iTunes Store App description as supporting these languages, when I do not want this displayed as such. Is there some way I can remove these languages from the iTunes Store App description when my app is already live in the app store? This is how it appears in iTunes Store: When you

We have an App that queries StoreKit for product details like normal (you can disregard that it's a Xamarin App, it shouldn't make a difference unless there's a bug in Xamarin): var request = new SKProductsRequest( new NSSet( ... ) ); _runningRequests.Add( request ); request.ReceivedResponse += HandleReceivedResponse; request.RequestFailed += HandleRequestFailed; request.RequestFinished += HandleRequestFinnished; request.Start(); // .... void HandleReceivedResponse( object sender, SKProductsRequestResponseEventArgs e ) { ViewModel.IsProcessing = false; foreach (var item in e.Response

Our iPhone Application is set to the United States store. Does anyone know what time period apple uses for this store (or any of them) for a full day? e.g. is it from 2400-2359 of the same day or 0600 of the 1st - 0600 of the 2nd? Any ideas? Cheers, James From iTunes Connect - App Store Sales and Trends Guide : Time zone: Reports are based on Pacific Standard Time (PST). A day includes transactions that happened from 12:00 AM to 11:59 PM PST. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2080785/itunes-connect-timezone

I have an app that interacts with both the iPod player, and the iTunes Store Web Service Search API. Is there a way to obtain the iTunes ID for a song that I retrieve from my user's iPod library (e.g. via MPMusicPlayerController, or MPMediaItem)? The documentation says that the MPMediaItemPropertyPersistentID is a unique identifier that persists across app launch. This however, seems like it might be a unique local id. The only solution I can think of is to retrieve the song title and artist from MPMediaItem, then query iTunes to obtain the iTunes ID. Is the iTunes ID stored anywhere locally

I'm writing a music reference app and for each album (pulled from last.fm) would like to link to the ITMS (if the album is in the store). iTunes link maker web tool http://apple.com/itunes/linkmaker/ is great for getting links for a known album but I need to access it programatically from within my app. This NSLog blogpost which is from 2003 but was referenced more recently in another question here seems to offer the only solution I've come across so far, suggesting to submit a query to: phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZSearch.woa/wa/advancedSearchResults? Put "itms://" before it and the link

Apple's iOS in-app purchase system has been attacked in the past by people who have tricked apps into giving them content for free. They have since improved the systems involved to try to limit this kind of thing. I've read through the StoreKit reference documents available from Apple and I have a general idea of the workflow and the checks that need to be done, and so on. However, there may be security issues that I'm not aware of. Can anyone provide a full list of theft-attacks that can be attempted against In-App purchase mechanisms, how developers might mistakenly allow these attacks, and