Rating and reviewing apps you download on your iPhone or iPad can provide valuable feedback to developers, help (or hurt) overall ranking, and give insight to others who may be looking to download the app. The problem is that unless they really like or dislike an app, most people are less likely to review it.
As such, it's not uncommon to receive a pop-up notification after you've downloaded an app from the App Store, but sometimes they can show up a little too often for your liking.
You can rate and review the app in hopes that the pop-ups will wane, or you can follow along and disable those pesky "rate my app" notifications altogether. If you didn't know you could do that, well now you do, and we'll show you how below.
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The process is simple: In the Settings application, go to the App Store and toggle off In-App Ratings & Reviews.
The process is simple:
- Go to the Settings application
- Tap App Store
- Toggle off In-App Ratings & Reviews
Yep, that's it. Once the feature is disabled, you'll no longer receive pop-ups asking you to rate and review whatever application you're using.
You can still leave a review in the App Store, you just won't be bothered by an app to do it.
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