Win8 client development record 6 in the blog garden-successfully released to the Microsoft App Store

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• The following describes the entire authentication process (passing through a series of authentication failures:
• Reasons for failing to pass authentication and handling:

After more than a month of waiting, the cnblogs Win8 client of the blog Park was finally approved and released to the Microsoft app store.

Because it was just launched, it is temporarily unavailable to search directly from the App Store. If you are interested, you can download it from the following link:

Http://apps.microsoft.com/windows/zh-cn/app/cnblogs/38dedb81-5431-41a6-b1fc-46d14301f2fa

Around the evening of the afternoon, I received two emails from the Windows Store team, notifying the software to pass the review and the software has been released to the app store. The following is an email:

 

The following describes the entire authentication process (passing through a series of authentication failures:

 

Reasons for failing to pass the certification and handling: failing to pass the certification on January 1, June 10:

Microsoft test feedback:

The description of this app did not appear localized correctly to our reviewer. one or more links, including privacy policy, websites or support contact links, provided with your submission do not resolve to a functional webpage and/or do not appear to be complete. screenshots provided are not appropriately localized for each language the app is supported in. the app has declared access to network capabilities and no privacy statement was provided in the Windows Settings charm. during the review of this app, it did not appear to be fully localized for the ages it supports.

The language set for the application is different from that set for the published region. In the code list, set locale to ZH-CN, redescribe the application description in Chinese, and submit the application.

Not certified in June 29:

Microsoft test feedback:

You shoshould add more detail to your app description. It does not provide the user sufficient information about the app or what it is designed for and does not adequately represent the app's unique value.

The application description is not very clear. I changed the description to "cnblogs is a fully functional third-party blog client software, which brings together the latest and most popular blog news in the blog Park, it adopts the modern Win8 style and is suitable for PCs and tablets, making technology sharing more colorful." Resubmit.

Not certified in June 30:

Microsoft test feedback:

The Privacy Policy provided is not complete. it fails to inform users of the personal information transmitted by your app and how that information is used, stored, secured, and disclosed. please see requirement 4.1.1 for details on what is an acceptable privacy policy.

If the privacy policy is incomplete, you should describe how to use, transmit, store, and encrypt user information, and whether or not to expose user personal information. The privacy statement was modified again, emphasizing that user privacy is not collected, stored, disclosed, disclosed, and shared, and user and device information is not tracked and resubmitted.

Not certified in July 2:

Microsoft test feedback:

One or more links, including privacy policy, websites or support contact links, provided with your submission do not resolve to a functional webpage and/or do not appear to be complete. one or more links, including privacy policy, websites, support contact or other websites linked to from this app do not resolve to a functional webpage and/or do not appear to be complete.

The contact information provided, personal pages, and privacy policy links cannot be accessed. Check the updates and resubmit them.

Not certified in July 4:

Microsoft test feedback:

The app appears to provide users with uncontrolled access to online social networks or sharing of personal information with third parties. Because of this, you must assign a Windows Store age rating of at least 12 +.

The general idea is that the application does not restrict access to the network (users may receive bad information), so the application age classification should be at least for people over 12 years old. Set the application to apply to a person over 16 years old and resubmit the application.

Well, it's very late today. I'm going to take a bath and go to bed. Good night!