iPad supported but orientations incomplete without UIRequiresFullScreen
Check PB-31 · App Store Review Guideline 2.4.1 / iPad multitasking · Review warning · verified 2026-09-16
Why App Review rejects under Guideline 2.4.1
If your Info.plist says the app runs on iPad (UIDeviceFamily includes 2), the reviewer tests it on an iPad and expects the multitasking rules to be met: either all four orientations, or UIRequiresFullScreen set to true. Most React Native and Flutter apps declare iPad by default without ever being designed for it. Either opt out of iPad entirely, or set UIRequiresFullScreen and test the layout once.
How to fix it
Apps that run on iPad must either support all four orientations (UISupportedInterfaceOrientations~ipad) or set UIRequiresFullScreen = true to opt out of multitasking. Expo: expo.ios.requireFullScreen = true, or expo.orientation = "default". Swift: General → Deployment Info.
How RejectProof detects it
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