No incentivized or fake reviews or rating manipulation

Apple's guideline 1.1.7 and Google Play Developer Policy both explicitly prohibit incentivized reviews and review gating. Offering in-app currency for a review (if (userLeftReview) grantCoins(50)) is a direct policy violation detectable in source code. Review gating — asking "Do you like our app?" and only showing the store prompt if the answer is "Yes" — is equally prohibited because it systematically filters out negative reviewers. Both practices result in App Store rating manipulation, which Apple takes seriously. Reviewers actively look for both patterns, and discovery results in immediate rejection plus potential listing removal.

Remove any coin/reward grant tied to review submission and any satisfaction pre-filter before the rating prompt.

// Correct: trigger rating prompt after a meaningful task, no pre-screening
import * as StoreReview from 'expo-store-review';

async function onOrderCompleted() {
  const completedCount = await AsyncStorage.getItem('order_count');
  const hasPrompted = await AsyncStorage.getItem('has_rated');

  if (parseInt(completedCount ?? '0') >= 3 && !hasPrompted) {
    if (await StoreReview.hasAction()) {
      await StoreReview.requestReview();
      await AsyncStorage.setItem('has_rated', 'true');
    }
  }
}

Delete any if (userSaidTheyLikeApp) showRatingPrompt() branching logic. Never grant rewards contingent on a review submission. Apple's system caps the native dialog to 3 prompts per year — your code should also track and respect this limit.