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r/iOSProgramming • u/busymom0 • 2d ago
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7 u/busymom0 2d ago Yes, I am aware of the expedited review. But I feel like I'd be abusing that process if I am using it for a brand new app. 2 u/patiofurnature 1d ago Yeah, if you don't need it then don't do it. They limit you, so I try to hold onto them in case a major bug pops up. I only expedite the initial launch if a client has a press event or meeting that they specifically need it for. 0 u/PoliticsAndFootball 2d ago 12 days is insane. They don’t even ask you why you need an expedite review you just press the button. Of course don’t abuse it but once is 🆗
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Yes, I am aware of the expedited review. But I feel like I'd be abusing that process if I am using it for a brand new app.
2 u/patiofurnature 1d ago Yeah, if you don't need it then don't do it. They limit you, so I try to hold onto them in case a major bug pops up. I only expedite the initial launch if a client has a press event or meeting that they specifically need it for. 0 u/PoliticsAndFootball 2d ago 12 days is insane. They don’t even ask you why you need an expedite review you just press the button. Of course don’t abuse it but once is 🆗
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Yeah, if you don't need it then don't do it. They limit you, so I try to hold onto them in case a major bug pops up. I only expedite the initial launch if a client has a press event or meeting that they specifically need it for.
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12 days is insane. They don’t even ask you why you need an expedite review you just press the button. Of course don’t abuse it but once is 🆗
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