In the current context where the epidemic of coronavirus raises a lot of questions, we may want to turn to applications to learn about the virus, its modes of contamination, its effects, etc. Apple, which recently changed his guidelines in this direction, remember to developers that apps dedicated to coronavirus must be approved by government agencies, health-focused NGOs, health-care companies, medical or educational institutions.
There is no question of finding quacks on the App Store that spread false news during this global health crisis. Apple also refuses games and entertainment apps around the COVID-19. To put authorized applications as quickly as possible in the hands of as many users as possible, the store encourages developers to indicate during the submission that their apps are linked to an urgent event. Thus, they will get priority.
Clients are also invited to add the team responsible for developing their applications to their Devs account. NGOs, accredited educational institutions and government agencies can benefit from free admission fees to the App Store program. All the info to consult here.
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