Wired
According to Apple’s previous notice to developers, starting today, apps that support account creation must also allow users to initiate account deletion in the app. Apple has previously extended the deadline for the request, which it announced in May this year was June 30.
According to Apple, the relevant requirements that developers need to pay attention to when updating the app are as follows:
Apple’s “App Store Review Guidelines” show that if the app does not contain important account-based features, please allow users to use it without logging in. If the app supports account creation, the account deletion option must also be provided within the app. Apps must not require users to provide personal information in order to function properly, unless the personal information is directly related to the core functionality of the app, or when required by law.
In addition, Apple pointed out in the review guidelines that if the developer’s core App functionality is not related to a specific social network (such as Facebook, WeChat, Weibo or Twitter, etc.), the developer must provide access without login or other similar mechanisms. Retrieving basic profile information, sharing to social networks, or inviting friends to use the app are not considered core app functions. The app must also include a mechanism for revoking social network credentials and deactivating data access between the app and the social network from within the app. Apps may not store social network credentials or tokens off-device, and may only use such credentials or tokens to connect directly to social networks from within the app itself during app use.
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