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A lot of people have been asking me lately:
“Why is Meta taking so long to review apps?”
“Has anyone else been waiting 10+ days with no response?”
“Why is there no revert from Meta support?”
So here’s what’s actually happening right now 👇
📌 Until Dec 2025:
Most Meta app approvals used to take around 24–72 hours. That was the normal timeline for the last 1–2 years.
📌 Jan–March 2026:
Review timelines increased to around 4–6 days.
📌 Since April 2026:
Meta app reviews are now taking approximately 9–12 working days for most apps.
That’s almost 2 extra weeks added to many product launches.
Why is this happening?
One major reason is the massive surge in “vibe-coded” apps.
Many people are building and submitting apps without fully understanding:
As a result, Meta is seeing:
❌ Low-quality submissions
❌ Incomplete review notes
❌ Incorrect permission requests
❌ Broken testing flows
❌ Spammy or cloned apps
These submissions clog the review queue and often get rejected later anyway.
The impact on everyone:
So what can we realistically do now?
1️⃣ Honestly, waiting is often the only option.
2️⃣ Your submission quality matters more than ever.
Write precise review notes, provide clean screencasts, correct test credentials, and avoid unnecessary permissions.
3️⃣ Every rejection now can easily cost another 2 weeks.
4️⃣ Avoid hit-and-trial submissions.
Either learn the Meta review process properly or work with experienced experts who already understand what reviewers expect.
I’ve been helping founders and developers get faster approvals and resolve Meta review rejections.
If your app gets rejected or stuck in review for days, feel free to ping me. Happy to help. 🚀
How much profit % are you sitting on AMD? Partial booking?
AMD at $455 market cap still feels undervalued if they keep gaining AI and data center share against Intel and Nvidia.
If execution stays strong over the next 2–3 years, I wouldn’t be surprised to see another major upside cycle.
Curious whether people here see AMD as a long-term AI infrastructure play or still mostly a cyclical chip stock?