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my app was rejected the other day, and I got this rejection message:

2.10 Details

We noticed that your app did not run at iPhone resolution when reviewed on iPad running iOS 8.3, which is a violation of the App Store Review Guidelines. We’ve attached screenshot(s) for your reference.

Next Steps

Please revise your app to ensure it runs at iPhone resolution on iPad.

They also provided me with a screenshot, which I don't understand. I have tested the app on iPad and it seems to run perfectly. This is the screenshot I got:

Apple Message

I just can't seem to understand what is wrong on it. What do I have to change?

Thanks a lot

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Is this a universal application?Daniel Storm
It's supposed to be for iPhone only. (if that is what you ask). In xCode I've chosen iPhone as the only target.el-flor
Have you used size classes ?Omer Waqas Khan
Have you ever noticed that whenever we run an iPhone app on iPad, its size is smaller than the iPad's screen and it shows us a button like 2X to make it bigger. Do you get that button when you run it on iPad ?Omer Waqas Khan
No indeed, I don't get that button. What should I do to get it?el-flor

1 Answers

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If you have developed an app specific for iPhone devices only, then whenever you run it on iPad for testing, its size should be smaller than the iPad's screen size. Also you should get a 2X button at upper right/left corner(not sure exact corner) to increase the size.

I have found this from a website,I hope it will help you

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