App Rejected for iOS Advertising Identifier...

Solar2D iOS
#1

This is what Apple says in Resolution Center: We found your app uses the iOS Advertising Identifier but does not include ad functionality.

I have not enabled ads in corona.

Here are my build settings…

settings = {

    

    orientation = {

        default = “landscapeRight”,

        supported = { “landscapeRight”, }

    },

    

    iphone = {

        plist = {

            UIStatusBarHidden = false,

            UIPrerenderedIcon = false,

            UIApplicationExitsOnSuspend = true,

            CFBundleIconFiles = {

                “Icon-Small”,    

                “Icon-Small-50”,  

                “Icon”,           

                “Icon-Small@2x”,  

                “Icon-60”,       

                “Icon-72”,       

                “Icon-76”,       

                “Icon-Small-50@2x”,

                “Icon@2x”,

                “Icon-60@2x”,

                “Icon-144”,

                “Icon-76@2x”,

            }

        }

    },

    

    – For Android:

    

    androidPermissions = {

          “android.permission.INTERNET”,

      },

    

}

And I’m not trying to call or init ads anywhere in my app. (I just checked to make sure too.)

Any idea how to fix the issue?

-Jack

#2

Apple started rejecting apps back in February with this identifier.  It’s part of Corona’s core and several daily builds ago, we pulled it out and made it a plugin.  You have to build with Corona SDK 2169 or later.  The forums say you’re a Basic subscriber, you will have to until the next public build which should be out soon.

#3

I paid for my subscription in February, and I can’t publish my app… so, what am I paying for?

#4

Well the forums say you are a Basic subscriber.  That gives you access to In App Purchases that a Starter wouldn’t get.  You have to be  Pro subscriber to get access to daily builds.

Rob

#5

I know what “features” came with my subscription.

I paid for a service so I could publish apps using a tool that you marketed to do just that; and I cannot do it. The fact is, I can’t launch and app without ads even though I paid so I could publish apps. If I wanted ads, I would have added them.

Something that hinders people from using your app the way it was meant to be used should fixed be pushed out ASAP to everyone. You’re basically holding me hostage until you release the public fix. I mean, think about it, if you bought something you thought would work and when you try to use it you find out it was out of date when you bought it, and you wont be able to use it for a month, how would you respond?

It would be one thing if the price difference between “Basic” and “Pro” was nominal, but it’s an almost $400 difference.

#6

The new public release is out today. http://coronalabs.com/blog/2014/03/11/new-public-release-2014-2189/

Rob

#7

Thank you. While it’s still frustrating, I appreciate the fact that It came out so soon after my app was rejected, but unfortunately, the approval process has to start over.

Thank you though!

#8

Apple started rejecting apps back in February with this identifier.  It’s part of Corona’s core and several daily builds ago, we pulled it out and made it a plugin.  You have to build with Corona SDK 2169 or later.  The forums say you’re a Basic subscriber, you will have to until the next public build which should be out soon.

#9

I paid for my subscription in February, and I can’t publish my app… so, what am I paying for?

#10

Well the forums say you are a Basic subscriber.  That gives you access to In App Purchases that a Starter wouldn’t get.  You have to be  Pro subscriber to get access to daily builds.

Rob

#11

I know what “features” came with my subscription.

I paid for a service so I could publish apps using a tool that you marketed to do just that; and I cannot do it. The fact is, I can’t launch and app without ads even though I paid so I could publish apps. If I wanted ads, I would have added them.

Something that hinders people from using your app the way it was meant to be used should fixed be pushed out ASAP to everyone. You’re basically holding me hostage until you release the public fix. I mean, think about it, if you bought something you thought would work and when you try to use it you find out it was out of date when you bought it, and you wont be able to use it for a month, how would you respond?

It would be one thing if the price difference between “Basic” and “Pro” was nominal, but it’s an almost $400 difference.

#12

The new public release is out today. http://coronalabs.com/blog/2014/03/11/new-public-release-2014-2189/

Rob

#13

Thank you. While it’s still frustrating, I appreciate the fact that It came out so soon after my app was rejected, but unfortunately, the approval process has to start over.

Thank you though!