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Hiya We provide club membership management software, and as part of this we have an app available that clubs give to their members - it's pretty generically branded. Some of the clubs want an app that is specific to their club - which we have no problem building, but we've had the first one rejected by Apple because it's similar/the same functionality as our main member app, due to the spam policy. Is it that Apple want the club to have their own developer account in order to do this, or would that cause problems with the spam policy? There are many other apps doing something similar, so I'm not sure why it's being flagged. The policy argument is that it's only the content that has changed, but it's actually an app for a different business. I can't get any answers through the resolution centre, they just keep copying and pasting the policy wording to me! Thanks
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