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Send the iOS app to the Apple Store, which communicates with third-party equipment via Wi-Fi

I would like to know that there is every opportunity to send an iOS application that interacts with third-party equipment via Wi-Fi.

  • Do I need to pass MiFi certification for equipment?
  • I saw an STB (Set Top Bbox) application that does similar things, and STBs are not Mifi certified.
  • If an apple allows such an application, do I need to send my equipment to Apple when I send the application?

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  • You do not need certification. You only need certification when your device communicates via Bluetooth or a 30-pin connector.
  • That's right.
  • No, you do not need to send your equipment. However, you need to make sure that your code handles the case when your hardware is unavailable. You should also provide detailed comments to reviewers explaining what your equipment does, etc.

Edit (see comments): In some cases, Apple has requested access to hardware to view applications.

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as far as i know, only bluethooth hardware should be apple certified and not wifi hardware ...

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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/1394926/

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