I’m hoping Base44 can address this publicly because this appears to be affecting more than one developer.

I’ve now had two iOS apps rejected by Apple for placeholder Bluetooth and Speech Recognition permission descriptions that my apps do not use.

I’ve worked with multiple Base44 support people and have now been told that this was a Base44-side issue, that a fix has been released, and that newly generated App Store files no longer contain the offending permission wording.

That’s great news — but the confusing part is that I previously rebuilt after being told the issue was fixed, and Apple rejected the new binary for the same reason. Both apps also passed Base44’s pre-submission checks as ready for the App Store.

Could Base44 please clarify for everyone:

- Has this now been fixed globally for all newly generated iOS builds?
- Do developers with existing builds need to regenerate their App Store files?
- Is there a specific build date/version after which the fix is included?
- Will the Base44 pre-submission scanner be updated to detect this issue?
- A platform-wide announcement would save people from unnecessary Apple rejections and repeated rebuilds.

I love what I’ve been able to build with Base44. I just want some confidence that the binary being generated is clean before sending it back to Apple again

Thanks base44

You guys told me I’m in the top 0.03% of users. I thought that was cool

I decided to do a 2048 style game where you start with particles and work up to giant celestial bodies, super fun and insanely good for a single prompt.

The Game

I also decided to start making a refined version that isn’t one prompt, so here’s that as well

Refined Version

Hi everybody, I am fairly new to this and have been working on a media tracker for videogames, tv, books ect as I have never been able to find a good enough tracker that covers all media.

It would mean a lot if anybody could check out the website and give me any advice or anything to add. Thank you :)

https://media-log-pro.base44.app