Apple adds ‘Report a Problem’ button to the App Store: Here is what it means

Apple is reintroducing its 'Report a Problem' button to the App Store which will make it easier for users to report problematic apps.

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The tool which has been missing for years will make it easier for users to report an app on the App Store that is potentially committing fraud (Image source: AP Photo/Patrick Semansky, File)

Apple is reintroducing its ‘Report a Problem’ button to the App Store. The tool which has been missing for years will make it easier for users to report an app that is potentially committing fraud or is involved in some sort of scam.

Various users have reported on Twitter, that the button has been added to the App Store, including developer Kosta Eleftheriou. The change seems to have been made as part of the iOS 15 update.

In a major reversal, Apple quietly added back the “Report a Problem” @AppStore button in iOS 15: pic.twitter.com/UopiPDEV7e

— Kosta Eleftheriou (@keleftheriou) October 3, 2021

https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js

The button will allow users to report problematic apps with ease, reducing the number of taps needed.

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