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App Store Policy

App store policy refers to the guidelines and rules that govern the distribution of mobile apps through online stores, such as Apple's App Store and Google Play. These policies are crucial to the tech community as they impact how developers create, publish, and monetize their apps, and have significant implications for user experience, security, and the overall app ecosystem.

App Store Policy

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