Apple rejected your app and the message from the reviewer is vague. I read the guideline they cited, check your app and your App Store Connect listing against it, change what is needed, and resubmit from your own developer account.

I have taken a sports data app through Apple review myself, and it is live on the App Store today.

You get a short written note of what caused the rejection, what I changed, and what to watch for in future updates.

Starter, $347, 5 days, 1 revision. One rejection fixed: I fix one rejection reason that needs no new app feature and resubmit.

Standard, $697, 7 days, 2 revisions. Full review cleanup: up to three rejection reasons, privacy labels, demo account and one new build.

Advanced, $1,297, 14 days, 3 revisions. Minimum functionality rework: new native features Apple asks for under guideline 4.2, and every review round for this scope.

The full rejection message from App Store Connect, or a screenshot of it.

Access to App Store Connect as a user with the App Manager role.

Access to the app source code or the build setup, if a new build is needed.