Aaron: After some googling around, I see a number of SDKs use embedded web
views for logging in, and have been doing that for a while. I'm not sure
how a UIRemoteViewController would give the user assurance they are really
on Google or LinkedIn that would be any different than launch Safari.
Given
I haven't quite done enough research to be sure, but it sounds like there
is a way to open a WKWebView sheet in a similar way to opening the mail
sheet, where your app doesn't actually have access to the window that is
opened. I believe this is referred to as a UIRemoteViewController. There
are som
I am stunned. What Apple is saying here is that we shouldn’t bother using
OAuth2.
We might as well revert to asking for the user’s Google/LinkedIn credentials
directly. When we make the login page sufficiently familiar, the user won’t be
able to tell the difference anyway.
—Joost
> On 11 May
Here is what I received from the Appeal Review Board:
(highlighting is mine)
Hello Dick,
>
> We are writing to let you know the results of your appeal for your app,
> Bubbler Mobile.
>
> The App Review Board evaluated your app and determined that the original
> rejection feedback for the current
