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How to remove languages in iTunes Store App description

My app is intended to only support English, however there are a few libraries I am using that include within localization.strings file which xCode picked up and placed in the "Localizations" settings of the "Info" section for my Project settings.

I forgot to delete these localizations, and now my app shows up in iTunes Store App description as supporting these languages, when I do not want this displayed as such.

Is there some way I can remove these languages from the iTunes Store App description when my app is already live in the app store?

This is how it appears in iTunes Store:

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cohen72 Avatar asked Jun 26 '13 13:06

cohen72


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2 Answers

When you have a language that is missing translation you get a warning sign beside each language on the drop down menu. If you hover over the languages on the drop down table, a delete button will appear at the right of the hovered table row: enter image description here If you click on the delete button on the right you will get this confirmation warning: enter image description here

It easy to find in hindsight, but I did struggle to find on my own. Hope this helps others.

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pesch Avatar answered Sep 30 '22 17:09

pesch


It seems I was using a library called nsdatetimeago that had bundled with it many .lproj folders for each language.

iTunes Connect automatically looks for the localizations that you have set in your "Localizations" section under your Project settings.

Since I am using this libarary, my Project settings had listed all those languages in the "localizations" section.

I removed those unwanted languages and following app releases were correctly seen via iTunes Store.

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cohen72 Avatar answered Sep 30 '22 18:09

cohen72