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Didn't expect this! I've been working on a React Native application for a hypnotherapist which as a proof-of-concept was an app with instructions on how to use the hypnotic track.  The process has been immensely fun jumping straight into creating a React Native application because of one particular module and its functionality. Not going to digress into the story behind the app - that will be another blog post, we're here for the Apple rejection story. Initially I thought there may be issues publishing onto the Apple store when I was publishing to Android and it took nearly five days to complete the review. There wasn't any feedback on it but I was glad to see it passed is published on Android. The Apple process was pretty convoluted to submit the application but it was finally done. Very impressed Apple were able to review the application so quickly! Well done to the Engineers! This morning I go this message regarding the application: That's not go...

How to add a space to your display name There is a cap of sorts for iOS applications where once your display name exceeds 12 characters, it will strip any spaces in it. There are a lot of posts on StackOverflow about this, however the missed one small detail on how to edit the value. What we need to do is edit info.plist. You can try this in Xcode but it doesn't work, you need to use another text editor - in my case I used Visual Studio Code. Your directory structure may vary, here I am working on a React Native project. Instead of iOS, your root folder may be your project name.  Go to: build > * Your application name * > edit info.plist The value we want to update is " CFBundleDisplayName ".  Where the space(s) are, we need to replace the space here with:      Your CFBundleDisplayName should then look like this: That is all there is to it! Hope this helps you out.