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Content that requires a password is prohibited from the Apple Podcasts directory. Creators must ensure their podcasts only include content that they have the rights to use. Podcasts must not contain materials that infringe on the rights of others (for example, copyright, right of publicity, trademark, etc.). The amount of editorial content in an episode should greatly exceed any advertising content, so episodes must not consist primarily of advertising or marketing for products, content, or services outside Apple Podcasts without providing an editorial benefit for listeners.For episodic shows, you may choose to make a subset of your podcast episodes available on Apple Podcasts so long as the episodes are published to Apple Podcasts on a regular cadence. Don’t provide sample or trailer episodes for podcasts which are not or will not be shortly available in Apple Podcasts. For example, creators cannot artificially increase, falsify, or otherwise manipulate a podcast’s follows, listens, ratings, or reviews, or attempt to influence search using inaccurate or inappropriate terms. Creators must not encourage or cause any misleading, fraudulent, improper, unlawful, or dishonest activities that interfere with the integrity of Apple Podcasts. Creators must not pretend to be someone else or claim they are affiliated with someone else without their permission and cannot use the artwork, description, or metadata of another creator’s show without permission. Podcasts designed to mislead listeners by mimicking, copying, or duplicating other content or search terms are not permitted.
However, the use of censoring symbols as a stylistic name or brand choice is permitted, if you use that name or brand with such censoring symbols consistently in your name elsewhere, beyond Apple Podcasts. For example, creators do not need to insert asterisks within explicit words. These metadata fields must be written as intended, and all words should be completely spelled out. Apple Podcasts automatically censors certain explicit words in titles, so creators should not self-censor language in metadata, such as titles or descriptions. Creators must flag individual episodes with the “Explicit” tag if they contain explicit content (for example, profanity or content that may not be suitable for children). Podcast metadata (for example, titles, descriptions, language, etc.) must always accurately represent the corresponding content that is distributed.
Inaccurate, Misleading, or Unauthorized Content We value the work creators offer on Apple Podcasts and will work to help resolve any issues that may arise. In the event that a creator’s content does not meet these guidelines, Apple may take action to label or remove the content from Apple Podcasts.
These guidelines will evolve over time and we will keep creators informed of significant changes as they are updated. To help creators and listeners know what to expect from each other, and from Apple Podcasts, we maintain the following content guidelines. With Apple Podcasts our guiding principle is simple: we want to provide a delightful, trusted experience for listeners, and rewarding opportunities for creators to distribute and monetize their shows. Podcasting is an extraordinary medium that allows people to share information, perspectives, stories, and ideas with listeners around the world.
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