Radio App Rejected with Guideline 5.2.3 - Legal using open source Free Database Radio-Browser.info

Hello

A few days ago we sent to Apple for approval the new version of our application, using the free database of Radio-Browser.info
After our App rejected for Guideline 5.2.3 - Legal we explained to him that we are exclusively partnered with Radio Browser (https://www.radio-browser.info/), which features open-source radio stations. Please note that only radio station owners have the ability to add their stations to the Radio Browser database through the following link: https://www.radio-browser.info/add.

Is there anyone here that explain to us what Apple reviewer means with his answere?

Apple Reviewer answer:

However, to comply with guideline 5.2.3, it would be appropriate to limit your app to streaming open-source stations only. Alternatively, you may provide documentary evidence proving that you have all the necessary rights or permissions for the third-party audio streaming.

We look forward to reviewing your resubmitted app.

Thank you

Answered by AlexMix in 802534022

Hello! Have you some another features in app?

Accepted Answer

Hello! Have you some another features in app?

Thank you for the answer. We read Radio-Browser's API in our custom site database and then we create our own API and send it to our application. So we did not read direct from Radio-Browser API, so radio browseris the source, BUT WE munipulate the data and use it our own. That's the way we use Radio-Broseser.info API in our App. Is it wrong for Apple?

did your app accepted?

Radio App Rejected with Guideline 5.2.3 - Legal using open source Free Database Radio-Browser.info
 
 
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