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I need to submit my application to the App Store. Therefore, before I do this, I tested my application using the validation process Xcode's.

When sending, a file is required for verification entitlement, which will be added to the project. I was unable to create this file, so I dragged the file entitlementfrom another project and included it. This file entitlementdid not contain any data (it was an empty file ). However, when I sent it for verification through Xcode, the verification was successful.

I want to know what the file is doing entitlement(since the file entitlementincluded in my project is empty) and my application will be rejected from appStore to drag and drop the file entitlementfrom another project?

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According to Apple Reference

Access rights provide specific security features or permissions for your application.

In particular

Set permissions to enable iCloud, push notifications, and Sandbox apps (Mac OS X only). Each right has a default value, which in most cases disables the possibilities associated with the right. When you set the right, you override the default value by providing the corresponding key-value pair

  • The rights file is just a plist file, you can see it as another settings file, which includes several high-level configurations and is necessary for signing adhoc assembly code up to xcode 4.x

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