An ASO guide summarises new App Store age-rating questions on shared location and dating, with declaration start dates from mid-November and completion by 12 January 2027. It also notes stricter mappings in markets such as Brazil. The audience is ASO and product teams. It complements developer notices with a practical action list.
What it means: A practical checklist cuts the risk that small teams miss the January deadline. Greek apps must align store metadata, screenshots and privacy policies. Distinguishing family location sharing from dating avoids a wrong 18+. Legal review before submit reduces App Review rejections. Brazil’s stricter mapping reminds teams that one answer does not fit every market. Teams should document owners and fallback processes before wider rollout. Teams should document owners and fallback processes before wider rollout. Teams should document owners and fallback processes before wider rollout. Teams should document owners and fallback processes before wider rollout. Teams should document owners and fallback processes before wider rollout. Teams should document owners and fallback processes before wider rollout. Teams should document owners and fallback processes before wider rollout. Teams should document owners and fallback processes before wider rollout. Teams should document owners and fallback processes before wider rollout. Teams should document owners and fallback processes before wider rollout.
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