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1. Apple's App Store Privacy Labels are Live: Here's What You Need to Know Apple has officially rolled out App Store privacy labels, giving consumers a better idea of what data each app collects and how it's used. This article offers a look at the labels and explains what they mean. 2. Apple Launches App Store Small Business Program to Help Developers Apple has launched a new App Store Small Business Program to help small developers get the most out of their apps. The program offers lower commission fees for developers who make up to $1 million in proceeds from the App Store. 3. Apple Unveils App Store Subscriptions and In-App Purchases Apple has unveiled App Store Subscriptions and In-App Purchases, two new options for developers to monetize their apps. This article provides an overview of how these features work and how developers can get started. 4. Apple Launches App Store Connect to Simplify App Management Apple has launched App Store Connect, a new platform that makes it easier to manage apps and track their performance. The platform offers real-time analytics, user engagement tools, and more. 5. Video: How to Submit an App
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iOS 18, iPadOS 18, macOS Sequoia, tvOS 18, visionOS 2, and watchOS 11 will soon be available to customers worldwide. Build your apps and games using the Xcode 16 Release Candidate and latest SDKs, test them using TestFlight, and submit them for review to the App Store. You can now start deploying seamlessly to TestFlight and the App Store from Xcode Cloud. With exciting new features like watchOS Live Activities, app icon customization, and powerful updates to Swift, Siri, Controls, and Core ML, you can deliver even more unique experiences on Apple platforms.And beginning next month, you’ll be able to bring the incredible new features of Apple Intelligence into your apps to help inspire the way users communicate, work, and express themselves.Starting April 2025, apps uploaded to App Store Connect must be built with SDKs for iOS 18, iPadOS 18, tvOS 18, visionOS 2, or watchOS 11.Learn about submitting apps
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As part of ongoing efforts to improve security and privacy on Apple platforms, the App Store receipt signing intermediate certificate is being updated to use the SHA-256 cryptographic algorithm. This certificate is used to sign App Store receipts, which are the proof of purchase for apps and In-App Purchases.This update is being completed in multiple phases and some existing apps on the App Store may be impacted by the next update, depending on how they verify receipts.Starting January 24, 2025, if your app performs on-device receipt validation and doesn't support a SHA-256 algorithm, your app will fail to validate the receipt. If your app prevents customers from accessing the app or premium content when receipt validation fails, your customers may lose access to their content.If your app performs on-device receipt validation, update your app to support certificates that use the SHA-256 algorithm; alternatively, use the AppTransaction and Transaction APIs to verify App Store transactions.For more details, view TN3138: Handling App Store receipt signing certificate change.