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Re:Apple App Store Principles and Practices by floatingatoll on Wednesday May 29, 2019 @11:39AM (#20041434)
A majority of those 40% would be resubmitted, given that their most common rejection reason is “minor bugs”. Otherwise they wouldn’t qualify for the description “minor bugs”.
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Re:Apple App Store Principles and Practices by ergothus on Wednesday May 29, 2019 @12:26PM (#20042177)
> A majority of those 40% would be resubmitted

"would be" and "could be" are not the same. Note I'm not trying to "blame" (or justify) Apple here - just trying to get a grasp on how many people try and...stop (or are stopped).

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Re:Apple App Store Principles and Practices by floatingatoll on Wednesday May 29, 2019 @12:30PM (#20042239)
If you manage to get an app to the point that the only thing between you and releasing is a “minor bug” and then halt there, I would be kind of shocked that you managed to get that far in the first place.

The second-place item is “privacy” rejections, which surely lead to many more developers abandoning their ideas. (Good.)

Apple did not provide enough data for us to answer your question with any more certainty, but at least they offered enough to guess with.

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