title: Providing back doors for Apple app submission testing
body: <p>I am getting ready to submit an educational app to Apple for review. The app is somewhat like a series of flash cards, and working through the entire app would require thousands of "flips". </p>
  
  <p>In the hopes of shortening the review process and preserving some poor tester's sanity should s/he want to see the end state of the app, I am considering adding some way to fool the app into thinking that the user is done. My first thought is to add a check for a boolean in standardUserDefaults that would do such, and giving the name of the setting in the "provide us with login information" field on the app submission page.</p>
  
  <p>So my question is, does anyone know if app reviewers are able to directly edit NSUserDefaults values?</p>
  
  <p>Alternatively, does anyone have any other good ideas for accomplishing this?
  (I would prefer to avoid "secret key press" type solutions if possible...)</p>