ios - What kind of In-App purchase should I use? -


In my app, I want users to purchase a subscription for backup, sync and more.

So I came to know that the two types of subscriptions IAP:

  • Non-renewable subscription
  • Auto renewable membership

    Looking at what I should use, seeing that I do not have a server, and I rely on iCloud for sync?

    Every time the user returns (or more often) your app to provide new content, -Accountive In-App Purchase is only allowed (like new magazine, make video available ...)

    If your objective is to subscribe to a premium, which is why such premium functions (No logic of the incomprehensible new material), the apple will reject your app.

    You will get more clarity on the subject:

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