Account Locked

A basic is to check the materials on the appstore: app ranking, probably one of the most important. Select when you propose ranking (ideally, when user was successful in his task). But don't try to fool the AppStore, that would result in account termination. keywords must be adapted to your target customers and hint at their problem (their major pain points) screenshots to be attractive You may have a look here: https://toolbox.marketingtools.apple.com/en-us/app-store/us and here: https://developer.apple.com/app-store/product-page-optimization/

I finally discovered why I couldn't get the turnLockUp() method to work. I didn't know what the lock looked like or where on the platform to find it. It is on the forward edge of the platform. The Expert must be moved to the tile before the lock - which is just some amorphous blob on the screen that doesn't resemble a lock in any way - and then the turnLockUp() method invoked. Once that's done, nothing dramatic happens. You have to look on the right side of the platform, where the final gem is located. A small, white disk rises slowly up to the main level of the platform. Now it is possible to move the Expert to the tile over which the last gem is positioned. This was an extremely frustrating experience. The developers of the Swift Playground would do well to review the instructions in this lesson. Maybe indicate what a lock looks like and where it is located, perhaps?

Fixing ChatGPT Plus Quota Issues in Xcode 26 With the release of Xcode 26.0 (17A324) on macOS 26 Tahoe, Apple introduced the built-in Coding Assistant powered by large language models. Developers can connect their personal ChatGPT accounts directly inside Xcode under Settings → Intelligence. Some users, however, are seeing an error message inside Xcode: “Over daily limit. Sign in with a paid ChatGPT account.” This happens even when System Settings correctly shows the user is logged in with ChatGPT Plus. Resolving the Issue Here’s a guide to resolving the issue. Confirm Requirements (at this time) macOS 26 Tahoe with Apple Intelligence enabled Xcode 26.0 (17A324) or later A valid ChatGPT Plus subscription linked to your OpenAI account Step 1: Re-Link ChatGPT in macOS Go to System Settings → Apple Intelligence & Siri → ChatGPT. Sign out. Sign back in with the ChatGPT Plus account you want to use. Verify that your Plus status displays correctly here before opening Xcode. S

I’m happy to dig into this further but I need some info from you, namely the Apple ID of your app. IMPORTANT I’m looking for the Apple ID of the app, not your Apple ID (now known as an Apple Account). To see this in App Store Connect, go to the app record, select App Information on the left, and look for the Apple ID field. It’s a decimal number, usually around 10 digits long. You can also find this embedded in the App Store URL for the app. For example, the Apple ID for Apple Configurator is 1037126344. Share and Enjoy — Quinn “The Eskimo!” @ Developer Technical Support @ Apple let myEmail = eskimo + 1 + @ + apple.com

So, just to be clear, you’re not a paid member of the Apple Developer Program, right? You’re just using your Apple Account to run your own apps on your own devices. In Xcode this shows up as a Personal Team. Share and Enjoy — Quinn “The Eskimo!” @ Developer Technical Support @ Apple let myEmail = eskimo + 1 + @ + apple.com

Hello. Ed asked me to look into this question as I handle a lot of iOS Code Signing questions. Reading through the conversation so far it sounds like your App ID may have inadvertently gotten registered to one of the other accounts you are using (most likely the account with the name 'Or Itach' associated with it). Please login directly to developer.apple.com using your other accounts and verify that the App ID you are trying to use is not registered in any of your non-company accounts. If you find the App ID in any of your other accounts, delete it. Once you have done that, you should be able to add it to your Green Vibe account. If this does not help then I'd like to review the settings on your machine, check App IDs registered to your account(s), and help you get this set up right. So we can work on that together in private, please start a code level support request. Here's a link for starting a code level support request: https://developer.app

The removal of Launchpad from macOS has cost me a huge amount of wasted time. It is quite baffling why Apple's engineering team thought this was necessary. There is no scenario in which Apple's few predefined categories could possibly ever address the long tail of real world application categories and user workflows. This is a point I make in depth below. Also, I am now encountering a bug preventing me from searching for apps by name, even if I could remember the name of my 250+ native and web apps, so I have no other choice but to scroll through over 250 icons to find the app I'm looking for. I honestly do not understand what the rationale was for this change by Apple. Vital functionality that I relied on with minute-to-minute frequency was replaced with a fundamentally broken one that costs me minutes where it previously took seconds to find apps. In fact it should be obvious that predefined app categories could not possibly address real world use cases and and that forcing users into them would break more