I can hide any private API usage already for normal store submission. If I am the tiniest bit careful, I will get away with most private stuff that is still not protected by the kernel using entitlements. For example,

https://github.com/LeoNatan/LNExtensionExecutor

This is a framework I obfuscate API usage, and is present in several App Store apps that I know of.

Apple security comes from kernel hardening, not static API analysis.

Until Apple detects its usage and bans your account for breaking TOS?

That framework’s logic has not changed in years, and neither has Apple’s static analysis checker. It’s just security theater at this point.

Fair enough I need to look more into it. Thanks for the info