App Submission: Where do I put my EULA (End User License Agreement)? My video chat app submission recently got rejected, and these are the reasons they listed:


  We encourage you to review your app concept and remove the functionality that randomly connects users. Users must be identifiable with a profile and have the ability to initiate and accept chat requests from other users. It is also necessary that you put all of the following precautions in place:
  
  
  Require that users agree to terms (EULA); these terms must make it clear that there is no tolerance for objectionable content or abusive users
  A method for filtering objectionable content
  A mechanism for users to flag objectionable content
  A mechanism for users to block abusive users
  The developer must act on objectionable content reports within 24 hours by removing the content and ejecting the user who provided the offending content
  


My question is, I thought every app uses Apple's EULA by default, so what is the first stipulation about (or is that just a reminder?)? 



I downloaded a similar app called Cha Cha, which doesn't force the user to "Agree" to the EULA, I also downloaded another app called Cake, which does have the EULA when you sign up.

Should setting it to Apple's EULA good enough? If not, would putting a link to it in the description suffice?
When you choose the Custom EULA option on iTunes Connect, you can submit an EULA to a new field shown for the app on iTunes Connect, which is then shown under a separate button on the App Store product page.