Apple will eventually require apps to use the new iOS 10.3 API for App Store rating popups

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Apple will eventually require apps to use the new iOS 10.3 API for App Store rating popups

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<p>Apple is launching an official way for developers to ask for ratings in the App Store with iOS 10.3. The new system attempts to strike a balance for customer experience and developer incentive, allowing users to leave a rating without leaving the app — but the API enforces that the developer can only display the popup three times a year.</p>
<p>Adoption will not be mandatory with iOS 10.3 but Apple intends to force developers to use the official API in the future, via Daring Fireball.</p>
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