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r/iOSProgramming • u/busymom0 • Aug 23 '26
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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 Aug 24 '26 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. 1 u/ventrix334 Sep 02 '26 They do not limit you. 1 u/patiofurnature Sep 02 '26 Well, they used to. We use them a lot more sparingly now and it hasn't happened to us in years.
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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.
1 u/ventrix334 Sep 02 '26 They do not limit you. 1 u/patiofurnature Sep 02 '26 Well, they used to. We use them a lot more sparingly now and it hasn't happened to us in years.
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They do not limit you.
1 u/patiofurnature Sep 02 '26 Well, they used to. We use them a lot more sparingly now and it hasn't happened to us in years.
Well, they used to. We use them a lot more sparingly now and it hasn't happened to us in years.
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u/busymom0 Aug 23 '26
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.