User-created content?

[samurle]

I have a question about the "iOS Data Storage Guidelines".

If I create an app that allows the user to create content, such as music, or 3D data,
then I would like the user to be able to get it off the device and copy it to their PC.

I can save that custom data in the documents directory. Then setting the UIFileSharingEnabled flag
in my app's info.plist, this will allow iTunes to access it.

The only concern I have about it, when doing searches about this topic, I come across
several posts of people saying their app was rejected because they had this
UIFileSharingEnabled flag set. But, it wasn't completely obvious what they were doing with it.

Am I correct to assume, that any app *can* be approved with the "UIFileSharingEnabled" flag set,
but only if the app uses it correctly?

[smithdale87]

First hit on google gave me this:

When file sharing is enabled, the entire Documents folder is used for file sharing. Files that that are not intended for user access via the file sharing feature should be stored in another part of your application's bundle. If your application does not require the file sharing feature, the UIFileSharingEnabled key in the Info.plist should not be set to true.

To sum it up, if you have files that are in your Documents directory that shouldnt be shared, then you'll probably get rejected.

[samurle]

Originally Posted by smithdale87

First hit on google gave me this:

To sum it up, if you have files that are in your Documents directory that shouldnt be shared, then you'll probably get rejected.

Thanks, but I was looking for a more direct answer for what is allowed, rather than
what isn't allowed. Such as the examples I provided. Just to make sure that
I'm using it correctly.