Every application in the store needs to follow the relevant store guidelines, which can be found here:

• Apple - https://developer.apple.com/app-store/review/guidelines/

• Google - https://developer.android.com/distribute/play-policies

Please note that store guidelines change regularly, so we strongly suggest you stay updated with the latest version. Although we are here to help you with guideline documents like this one, each partner ultimately must adhere to store policies.

Here are a few examples of what to take into consideration when integrating the SDK:

• Both stores do not permit some vital signs to be shown in the app. This includes Oxygen Saturation and Blood Pressure. Other vital signs like heart rate, respiration rate, etc. will usually be accepted

• Avoid defining your application as "Medical"

• Make sure the user understands the measurement's vital signs are NOT intended for medical usage

• Be clear with the collected data's usage and privacy perspectives

Non-Medical Disclaimer

Please use this sentence In your App description in the store, as a disclaimer within the app, and in other places if needed. Here is a proposal for such a statement:

The measured vital signs are not intended for medical use, including self-diagnosis or consultation with a doctor, and are only designed for general fitness and wellness purposes.

Apple rejection due to section 1.4 - Safety Guideline 1.4.1 - Safety - Physical Harm

We noticed that your app claims to take health measurements using only iOS device sensors, which is not a functionality these device sensors support.

Next Steps

To resolve this issue, please remove any unverified health measuring functionality from your app that uses the device sensors.

Alternatively, you may submit documentation in the App Review Information section in App Store Connect that clearly discloses data and methodology to support accuracy claims relating to these health measurements. If the level of accuracy or methodology cannot be validated, we will reject your app.

Possible Solutions

1. Add explanations about the technology from our website at https://www.binah.ai/technology/ and https://support.devrev.ai/binah/article/ART-348.

2. Accuracy reports are available at https://www.binah.ai/research/

Apple rejection due to section 2.5 - Software Requirements

2.5 Performance: Software Requirements Guideline

2.5.14 - Performance - Software Requirements

We found that your app records the user but does not have the proper indicators that the app is recording, as required by the App Store Review Guidelines.

Specifically, your app records video but does not have a clear visible visual indicator that the app is recording.

Next Steps

Please revise your app to implement the required means of indicating the recording activity to all parties. Please note that the recording indicator cannot be disabled, and your app cannot go blank during recording.

Please see attached screenshot for details.

Possible Solutions

• Your application is the data owner, so it should clarify if it does any recording and which data, if any, is being saved by the app. Our SDK uses the camera feed in real time and does not store any data for processing or historical data once the measurement ends.

• You should go through the agreement signing process with the user, telling him you are taking a video stream and explaining what your app is doing with his personal or any other extracted data. After that, the user may continue using the application.

• Give the ability to delete or skip a specific measure.

• If the user uploads their results, make sure they can delete them afterward.

• Users should see which information of theirs is visible to other users.