Here are few examples of inappropriate text, pictures, or videos inside your listing:

• Symbolism or videos with explicitly suggestive content. Avoid interesting symbolism containing breasts, rump, genitalia, or other fetishized life or content, whether illustrated or genuine.
• Utilizing profane, vulgar, or another language that is improper for the overall audience in your app’s Store listing.
• Realistic violence is noticeably depicted in in-app icons, promotional videos, or pictures.
• Depictions of the unlawful usage of medications. Even EDSA (Educational, Documentary, Scientific, or Artistic) content should be suitable for all crowds inside the store listing.

Some best practices:

• Features what’s incredible about your app. Offer fascinating and exciting realities about your application to assist users to understand what makes your app exceptional.
• Ensure that your app’s title and description accurately depict your app’s usefulness
• Try not to utilizing repetitive or unrelated keywords or references.
• Keep your app’s description compact and clear. More limited descriptions tend to result in a superior user experience, especially on devices with smaller displays.
• Extreme length, detail, improper formatting, or repetition can bring about infringement of this policy.
• Recall that your listing should be appropriate for an overall audience.
• Try not to utilize the wrong content, pictures, or videos in your listing and hold fast to the rules above.