UIDocumentBrowserViewController and App Review

In my iOS app, I am using UIDocumentBrowserViewController as explained in several WWDC videos. I developed my app using the Xcode template : Document-based app.

Now App Review is rejecting it (2x), because I use this concept. They write:

"Your app also offers iCloud Drive file manager capabilities which is considered a primary feature. Users can share, delete, and add files in iCloud Drive through your app, and this is not appropriate for the App Store."

I only show files of my own file extension (other files are dimmed by the browser), but one of the problems seem to be that the browser also shows folders. And the folders have a contextual menu, which shows commands like Delete. I don't understand their sentence 'add files'. Except, of course, there is the standard "Create Document" item.

I can't seem to reason them and I think they are just wrong.

How can I solve this situation?

Many thanks,
Alco Blom
In the WWDC videos that promotes the UIDocumentBrowserViewController, an evangelist is not mentioned. However, persons the persons below who performed in the WWDC videos can perhaps comment on why App Review is now blocking use of their UIDocumentBrowserViewController?

Brandon Tennant, Thomas Deniau, Rony Fadel, Pau Sastre Miguel, Raffael Hannemann, Maxime Uzan

Many thanks,
Alco Blom
I just realised that even switching from UIDocumentBrowserViewController to UIDocumentPickerViewController won't work, because the UIDocumentPickerViewController also allows you to Share and Delete files (and App Review objects to that).
The App Review board looked at it again, and now they say:

"it launches directly into the management capabilities of the user's iCloud Drive"

The fact is that Apple itself, for Document-based apps, advices to launch into the Document Browser. You can see this in the Xcode template "Document-based app" and several WWDC videos.

The reviewers just do not seem to be aware of Document-based iOS apps.

I can't believe that nobody from the developers at Apple (the developers of UIDocumentBrowserViewController) have anything to say about it... In my opinion they should schedule a meeting with the App Review Team and educate them about Document-based apps.
I have now my app URL Manager Pro for iOS in the App Store but WITHOUT the Document Browser or Document Picker.

https://apps.apple.com/app/url-manager-pro/id449825241

I instruct my users now to tap on their documents in the Files app to open them.

Is there nobody from the Apple developers who can advise my how to get the Document Browser or Document Picker in my app without being blocked by App Review?
OK. It seems the issue is now solved and we do can use the Document Browser or Document Picker.
UIDocumentBrowserViewController and App Review
 
 
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