I tried to add keywords in app description like this-
keyword,keyword,keyword,keyword ...
But they rejected my app to publish in google play store.
Showing that there is issue with your app
Your app contains content that doesn’t comply with the Metadata policy.
Specifically:
The app title or description does not accurately describe the app’s functionality.
Issue details
We found an issue in the following area(s):
Full description (en_US): keyword,keyword....
Related
Getting error:
We were unable to approve your app because the app description on the
Play Store does not reflect the use of AccessibilityService API.
How do I fix this?
My App is already teen. What should I do now in order to resolve this?
I'm hoping somebody has wrestled with this issue and can help me out of the morass. My app is up and running in Google Play, Samsung, Amazon and the Apple App Store and properly serving ads in every one except Amazon. However, despite the presence of several ad sources in my mediation group only Admob seems to be serving ads and it almost looks as if the mediation group is being bypassed and only Admob is working. Any suggestions? Thanks!
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Well, I did include several tags like "Open bidding" and "mediation" but my score was insufficient for this privilege. I also included some screenshots but they were disallowed. The problem is that I have a mediation group set up for open bidding that is serving ads but only from Admob and according to the instructions I've followed I should be seeing action from all the ad sources. Kudos to Stack Overflow for a response from a DNA based life form! That's a lot more than I'm able to get from Admob. 🤔
[Edited as suggested by #Nick. Also made clearer the problem I am having. Also done a further edit to explain further.]
In my app on the Google Play Dashboard I have created an in app purchase called test1. So what is the product id I put in the following?
String productString = "test1";
bp.purchase(this, /* "YOUR PRODUCT ID FROM GOOGLE PLAY CONSOLE HERE" */ productString);
The purchase function is from Android In-App Billing v3 Library as noted by #Nick .
The error I am getting when I just have productString = "test1"; is it is saying:
Error
The item you requested is not available for purchase
When I do: bp.purchase(this, "com.mywebsite.jon.myappname.test1"); to make it look as much as possible like the test purchase example
I get the error from Google Play:
Error
Error while retreiving information fro server. [DF-AA-20]
I am not sure if this is important:
I am at the very early stage of testing in Internal Testing (not
Alpha or Beta testing).
My developer account and my purchaser accounts are different
I have the purchaser account email in my testers group
A product ID is described in the documentation here. It is:
"Product ID - A unique, human readable ID for your product. Product IDs are also called SKUs in the Google Play Billing Library."
If you called your in app purchase "test1" then it is "test1".
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One problem (or good thing) with using 3rd party libraries (which is what the one is you link to is) rather than the Google Libraries is you don't get the official documentation. Google has produced some ok documentation on testing in app billing.
I'd go through all the steps on that page, and if it still doesn't work say the step where you failed. I suspect what is going wrong is you haven't yet published your app to the Play store. Before a real in-app product is purchased (as opposed to the test product names like 'android.test.purchased') The app must be published.
Don't worry if you don't want to publish your app to the world yet. You can use an Internal Testing Track. An Internal test track publish won't be visible to anyone except the test accounts you add to it. And it won't affect your position in things like top charts for newly released apps. It is specifically there to test things like purchases or Google Play license verification.
Hi
I've built an IOS app that has a tab bar and extracts content from a website and displays it.
I need it to be approved in itunes but when i sent it to review they replied
"We've completed the review of your app but cannot post this version to the App Store because it is only a content aggregator and provides a limited set of features and functionality to users"
I've read about it and i noticed that there are a lot of apps just like my app that are used by news sites and they were approved.
My content must be on a remote web server due to security reasons and i have complied with the reachibility protocol that apple requires which means that i monitor if there is network available on the device and warns the user that the content can only appear on connected ipad.
Is there a way that i can add approve my app or must i become a large news site in order to make my app approved?
Add searching or filtering of the content displayed in your app. That should do the trick.