Just had a great #WWDC22 lab with Cyrille from the App Store team. I wanted advice on what I should be doing if my goal is to launch a new app that uses the newest features when iOS 16 launches. Thanks to my labs from last year I knew about the form at appstore.com/promote.
BUT what I didn't know is how he told me I should use it. Start playing around with the new features and when you're happy with how things are going use the form to let the editors know you're working on something that uses new features. A TestFlight link is really helpful.
Then when the release date of iOS 16 is announced fill out the form AGAIN letting them know that you're using the latest features and you're targeting the iOS 16 release date for your release. I absolutely would not have done this without his advice. Thanks Cyrille!

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