I will fix itms 91061 missing privacy manifest xcode 26 error


About this gig
Your build just got rejected. App Store Connect is throwing ITMS-91061 and you have a launch deadline in hours, not weeks.
I fix this exact error nothing else. I generate and correctly configure your PrivacyInfo.xcprivacy manifest, audit every third-party SDK (Firebase, Facebook, AdMob, RevenueCat, etc.) for required reason API declarations, and resubmit-ready your build the same day.
What's actually going wrong: Apple now requires every SDK collecting data to declare why timestamps, disk space, user defaults, and file timestamp APIs all need justification codes. Miss one and Apple bounces the whole binary.
What you get: Full audit of your Xcode project + linked SDKs Correctly coded privacy manifest matching your actual data usage Required reason API declarations mapped to real justifications A build that clears validation not just "should work"
I don't guess. I run Apple's own manifest scanner before I hand it back, so you're not resubmitting into another rejection.
Send your error screenshot and project I'll tell you within the hour if it's a quick fix or a deeper SDK problem.
Get to know ALUKO V
App Store Rejection Specialist Xcode 26 iOS Compliance Expert
- FromUnited Kingdom
- Member sinceJul 2026
Languages
English
FAQ
What if my rejection is a different ITMS code?
Send it over before ordering. If it's not manifest-related, I'll tell you honestly and point you to the right fix rather than take an order I can't solve
How fast can this actually be done?
Most single-SDK manifest fixes are same-day. Multi-SDK audits with unclear data usage take up to 24 hours — I'll confirm the scope before you order
I use Flutter/React Native — can you still help?
Yes. The manifest requirement applies at the native iOS layer regardless of your framework. I locate the correct ios/ folder and configure it there.
Will this guarantee App Store approval?
I guarantee the ITMS-91061 error is resolved and your manifest passes Apple's own scanner. Approval also depends on your app's content, which is outside a manifest fix.
Do you need my full source code?
No — just the Xcode project or the specific target throwing the error, plus a list of third-party SDKs you're using. I can work from an archive export if you can't share the full repo.

