I'm publishing my app to App Store and I have doubts regarding the "Missing Compliance" step.
Here's some info about the app:
Thank you!
Starting April 25, 2022, iOS, iPadOS, and watchOS apps submitted to the App Store must be built with Xcode 13, which includes the SDKs for iOS 15, iPadOS 15, and watchOS 8.
The encryption that you use it's only for data passing from app to server, nothing inside your app is encrypted (app or a part/module of app is not encrypted). Question 3: No you don't use a custom crypt algorithm. That is usually used for bank app data inside the app.
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Question 1:
Reply YES as you use HTTPS encryption for connections
Question 2:
For what you said about your app the reply is NO. In brief you don't use any function inside your app that use a custom cryptography or it's strictly medical app. The encryption that you use it's only for data passing from app to server, nothing inside your app is encrypted (app or a part/module of app is not encrypted).
Question 3:
No you don't use a custom crypt algorithm. That is usually used for bank app data inside the app.
Question 4:
Say NO. The US rules give an exception for apps with only HTTPS calls (that is what you do). Read here for a full explanation:
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