How to disable app rating prompts on iPhone App Store? App developers often strive to get their apps rated, but for many people it can be annoying when a rating request appears almost immediately after installing the app, or when it appears in the form of a pop-up window every time the app is launched. Today we bring you a guide on how to rate your iPhone with iOS 17 disable in-app rating requests.
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Understanding how to manage these requests improves the user experience and allows more control over how and when to provide valuable feedback to app developers. Of course, the intention of the developers who set up these notifications is to make it easier to leave a rating, but in the case of some apps, the relevant prompts are displayed excessively, leading to user frustration.
For example, some apps deliver a rating popup shortly after the user downloads the app. This is not beneficial for either the developer or the user because the user did not have enough time to test the app sufficiently and provide a real rating.
How to Disable App Rating Prompts on iPhone
To disable app rating prompts on your iPhone, follow these instructions:
- On iPhone, run Settings.
- Click on App Store.
- Find the item named Ratings and Reviews.
- Deactivate this item.
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It's important to note that while turning off these requests can improve your app experience by reducing distractions, it also means you won't see prompts that might remind you to support apps you actually like like Ratings and reviews are an important part of the app ecosystem because they help other users make informed decisions and help developers improve their apps.
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