Flutter developer shares App Store review lessons from shipping apps

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An independent Flutter developer explains that most of their App Store review problems stemmed from small oversights rather than the framework itself. They recommend testing the release build on a clean install and account, since reviewers have no saved data, and running system permission prompts in a set order after onboarding to avoid interrupting taps. For subscriptions, the author advises making the paywall easy to reach, showing price, renewal terms and Restore Purchases, and ensuring every promised feature actually exists. The piece also covers planning account deletion early, asking consent before sending user data to third-party AI providers, and keeping metadata such as age ratings, privacy answers and screenshots consistent. It closes with a question inviting readers to share the store review issue that cost them the most time.

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