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Rork Dev/2026-06-26Advanced

Keep Your Rork App's Review From Stalling on a Privacy Manifest Gap

Handle PrivacyInfo.xcprivacy and Required Reason APIs in a Rork Expo app — a common cause of App Store review stalls — with the app.config.ts setup and a step-by-step check of third-party SDKs.

Rork Dev/2026-06-19Advanced

Make ITMS-91053 Stop Catching Your Rork Max App — A Release-Proof Privacy Manifest Workflow

Fixing ITMS-91053 once doesn't keep it away — every new dependency can bring it back. Here's a field-tested workflow to audit your dependency tree, generate declarations, and catch the rejection locally before you upload.

Rork Dev/2026-06-14Intermediate

When Your Rork App Gets ITMS-91053 — A Practical Guide to Privacy Manifests and Required Reason APIs

Submitting a Rork-generated Expo app to the App Store can trigger Privacy Manifest warnings even when you never wrote the offending code. Here is how to clear both Required Reason API and SDK manifest issues before you submit.

Rork Dev/2026-05-24Intermediate

Rolling Out Privacy Manifest to Six Wallpaper Apps in Parallel — Translating One Rejection into Five Clean Submissions

Operational notes from rolling out Privacy Manifest to six iOS wallpaper apps in parallel. How a single rejection on the first submission shaped the remaining five, and how phased release rings were designed for a UI-less update.

Rork Dev/2026-05-23Advanced

Auditing Privacy Manifests for Rork-Generated Expo Apps — A One-Day Pre-Submission Workflow for Indie Developers

A pre-submission workflow for indie developers shipping Rork-generated Expo apps. Walks through how to enumerate every dependency, detect missing PrivacyInfo.xcprivacy files, and ship without ITMS-91053 rejections — based on twelve years of personal app development.