YouTube Downloader shows that it can be done. That doesn’t mean that there aren’t apps that can do this sort of thing.
The use of third-party copyrighted materials requires documented evidence of your right to use such content in your app.Downloading Youtube videos is not allowed by Google, so users won’t find any kind of apps that can do that in the official store. Your app contains various copyrighted movies or TV shows. Once Legal has reviewed your documentation and confirms its validity, we will proceed with the review of your app. In accordance with section 3.2(f) of the Apple Developer Program License Agreement, you acknowledge that submitting falsified or fraudulent documentation can result in the termination of your Apple Developer Program account and the removal of your apps from the App Store. To resolve this issue, please attach documentary evidence in the App Review Information section in App Store Connect. In the event your app infringes another party’s rights, you are responsible for any liability to Apple because of a claim. Your app and its contents should not infringe upon the rights of another party. Your app includes content that resembles Disney/Pixar material, without the necessary authorization. Guideline 5.2.1 - Legal - Intellectual Property It seems pretty straightforward that since my app is following Youtube rules, the app itself would also be legal, though, according to Apple it is not. Is there any youtube documentation that I can send to Apple to overcome this issue? Though, I'm using Youtube embed as many do, and I'm following all Youtube guidelines too.
I'm using the official Youtube embed player and the official Youtube api to show some curated videos to the user of my app.įor better understanding of the iOS app, here is the link for the web version of it: Īppstore reviewers keep rejecting my app due to Guideline 5.2.1 - Legal - Intellectual Property and Guideline 5.2.2 - Legal (more details below)
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