This is for childrens apps only.
Apple has a new category for kids now (coming in iOS7). If you want to submit your apps to that category you will need a parental gate.
What type of gate are you using? And has Apple accepted it?
This is for childrens apps only.
Apple has a new category for kids now (coming in iOS7). If you want to submit your apps to that category you will need a parental gate.
What type of gate are you using? And has Apple accepted it?
The jury is still out as to what Apple will accept or reject, however I read these articles that offer some tips:
http://blog.momswithapps.com/2013/09/04/rejected-by-apple-youre-not-alone
http://blog.momswithapps.com/2013/08/20/how-are-kids-app-developers-communicating-to-parents/
Yeah I read those.
I posted here to see if other people had some different insights :)
MWA has no feedback yet on what is being approved.
I have downloaded the parental gate ios sdk …
here is the article link
http://parentalgate.com/87/ios-sdk-released-for-parental-gate-for-kids-category-apps/
That’s one of the best methods I’ve seen (even *I* had to think ;)).
It’s something that can easily be ported using Corona SDK.
I just created my own. 4 second press, followed by a notification that you must have consent.
The jury is still out as to what Apple will accept or reject, however I read these articles that offer some tips:
http://blog.momswithapps.com/2013/09/04/rejected-by-apple-youre-not-alone
http://blog.momswithapps.com/2013/08/20/how-are-kids-app-developers-communicating-to-parents/
Yeah I read those.
I posted here to see if other people had some different insights :)
MWA has no feedback yet on what is being approved.
I have shared the code I used for implementing a parental gate.
http://developer.coronalabs.com/code/parental-gate
When the app is first launched it asks for an age and then later you can use that to determine whether to show/hide ui elements such as game center, in-app purchase, or web links.
My game using this was approved by Apple.
Doug
What happens if a parent wants to access the hidden UI elements later?
I have downloaded the parental gate ios sdk …
here is the article link
http://parentalgate.com/87/ios-sdk-released-for-parental-gate-for-kids-category-apps/
That’s one of the best methods I’ve seen (even *I* had to think ;)).
It’s something that can easily be ported using Corona SDK.
I just created my own. 4 second press, followed by a notification that you must have consent.
Just now I am updating some app for the kids section.
I know I need PG on iap + rate if I want the app in the kids section, but I am wondering
if I need to put PG on my restore purchases button too?
It’s a bit of a grey area in your case, but I would assume that anything that makes external calls to other servers (including Apple’s own) would require a Parental Gate, even though no new purchase is being made.
Hope not. I already have an update without PG on restore in review.
I will let you know what happens…
I have shared the code I used for implementing a parental gate.
http://developer.coronalabs.com/code/parental-gate
When the app is first launched it asks for an age and then later you can use that to determine whether to show/hide ui elements such as game center, in-app purchase, or web links.
My game using this was approved by Apple.
Doug