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The bundle uses a bundle name or display name that is already taken. (90129)
The new Apple Developer account is encountering the following error: “The bundle uses a bundle name or display name that is already taken. (90129)” We used Expo to build the apps and tested several bundle identifiers and app names for the new group, following the same procedure that has worked for our other groups. However, this specific group continues to trigger the same error — “The bundle uses a bundle name or display name that is already taken. (90129)” — every time we submit a successful build through Transporter. Even after experimenting with different bundle identifiers and creating a completely new Expo project, the issue remains unresolved.
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How to Hide the "Save to Another Device" Option During Passkey Registration?
I'm working on integrating Passkey functionality into my iOS app (targeting iOS 16.0+), and I'm facing an issue where the system dialog still shows the Save to another device option during Passkey registration. I want to hide this option to force users to create Passkeys only on the current device. 1. My Current Registration Implementation Here’s the code I’m using to create a Passkey registration request. I’ve tried to use ASAuthorizationPlatformPublicKeyCredentialProvider (which is supposed to target platform authenticators like Face ID/Touch ID), but the Save to another device option still appears: `// Initialize provider for platform authenticators let provider = ASAuthorizationPlatformPublicKeyCredentialProvider(relyingPartyIdentifier: domain) // Create registration request let registrationRequest = provider.createCredentialRegistrationRequest( challenge: challenge, name: username, userID: userId ) // Optional configurations (tried these but no effect on another device option) registrat
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Clarification on APNs MDM Push Certificate per-customer requirement for MSP/multi-tenant MDM
Hello Apple Developer Community, We’re building an MDM product (SaaS, multi-tenant). I’d like clarification on the APNs MDM push certificate usage model for service providers (MSPs). Question: Is it acceptable for an MDM vendor to use a single APNs MDM push certificate owned by the vendor to manage devices for multiple, independent customer organizations? Or is it required/recommended that each customer (company) must obtain and use its own APNs MDM push certificate (issued under the customer’s Apple ID) for their tenant? Why we’re asking: We understand that many guides show the process where each customer logs into the Apple Push Certificates Portal with their own Apple ID, uploads a CSR provided by the MDM, and then renews yearly. Practically, for a small team and early-stage deployments, using one vendor-owned certificate across multiple tenants would be simpler. We want to ensure we’re not violating any policy, terms, or technical requirements (e.g., certificate ownership, topic binding, device t
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Pending Termination Notice: Seeking Clarification on Linked Developer Accounts and Appeal Status
Hello everyone, I am the developer of a small app studio that has been creating and publishing apps on the App Store since 2017. Our main app recently reached the Top 5 in the Lifestyle category, serving thousands of paying subscribers and gaining around 15,000 new downloads per day until it was suddenly removed from the App Store along with our other apps. On October 11, 2025, I received a Pending Account Termination Notice for my main developer account. A few months earlier, on August 15, 2025, another account registered under my name had also received a pending termination related to Guideline 4.3(b) for a duplicate binary submission. That app was never live on the App Store. Once I realized the issue, I rejected the binary myself and stopped all activity on that account. I believe both accounts became linked because the same Apple ID and bank information were briefly used during setup. This may have caused Apple to associate the two accounts. Both accounts are fully verified legal entities. Since then, I
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Reply to Background Assets Directory Collision
The system effectively merges all of your asset packs into a single directory hierarchy. You can think of it as your app’s single, shared asset-pack namespace. The system expects that every individual file have a relative path from the root of that shared namespace that’s unique across all of your app’s asset packs (though not necessarily across multiple apps). An asset pack’s ID is not part of the unique path, but every other path component is. In your case, Foo/10/239/414.png and Bar/10/239/414.png are distinct paths that shouldn’t collide. You didn’t say in your post, but I suspect that you’re testing your app on OS 26, not OS 26.1. There’s a known issue with AssetPackManager.url(for:) in OS 26 that we fixed in OS 26.1 beta. A workaround on OS 26 is to request the URL for the path to one of the containing (sub)directories rather than to the file itself. You can then manually construct the final URL to the file by appending the necessary path components to the returned directory URL. If you’re inde
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Migration Subscription API returns 500 error
We got Advanced Commerce API and the generic product identifiers approved. When I was try to migrate a sandbox subscription to ACA enabled subscription I hit an error Request payload (Hid some info but the requestReferenceId is the real) { descriptors: { description: Migrated, displayName: Migration }, items: [ { sku: product_1mo_999, description: description, displayName: Product } ], requestInfo: { requestReferenceId: 3b0b8e67-d8a0-45f4-8f6d-06bffa9a2c08 }, storefront: USA, targetProductId: com.company.generic.subscription, taxCode: C003-00-1 } Response { errorCode: 5000000, errorMessage: An unknown error occurred. }
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Notary Tool credentials failing to stay persistently in the keychain
The problem is the following: We create a keychain item called NotaryTool (There are multiple accounts that use Notary tool and we created it for all of them ) This is created in the following way: $ xcrun notarytool store-credentials This process stores your credentials securely in the Keychain. You reference these credentials later using a profile name. Profile name: NotaryTool We recommend using App Store Connect API keys for authentication. If you'd like to authenticate with an Apple ID and app-specific password instead, leave this unspecified. Path to App Store Connect API private key: //AuthKey_ABCDEFGH.p8 App Store Connect API Key ID: App Store Connect API Issuer ID: ABCDEF-ABCD-1234-1234-1234567 Validating your credentials... Success. Credentials validated. Credentials saved to Keychain. To use them, specify `--keychain-profile NotaryTool` The key is downloaded from Apple and some other IDs are provided alongside. These should remain in the keychain for as long as the user process i
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Apple Music Catalog API returns HTTP 500 for all catalog endpoints with valid developer token
I’m calling the Apple Music API server-to-server using a developer token (ES256) created under my Developer account. Storefront probe succeeds: GET /v1/storefronts/us -> HTTP 200 All catalog endpoints return 500 (search, artists, charts) across multiple storefronts: GET /v1/catalog/us/search?term=rema&types=artists&limit=1 -> HTTP 500 GET /v1/catalog/us/artists/1359441424 -> HTTP 500 GET /v1/catalog/us/charts?types=songs&chart=most-played&genre=0&limit=5 -> HTTP 500 GET /v1/catalog/gb/... same results (500) I created the Media Services key ~48–72 hours ago. Media Services is enabled and associated with my Media ID. Developer token uses alg ES256, kid=, iss=, exp ~6 months. Clock is NTP-synced. Sample request (curl) and recent response headers: curl -i -H Authorization: Bearer https://api.music.apple.com/v1/catalog/us/search?term=rema&types=artists&limit=1 Response (truncated): HTTP/2 500 x-apple-jingle-correlation-key: NBZFUP7RVJBZOWVPIBVGUFMBLI x-apple-applic
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Reply to Guideline 3.2.2 - Business - Other Business Model Issues - Unacceptable
Thank you for your post. If you disagree with the outcome of the review, we recommend submitting an appeal to the App Review Board. When filing your appeal, make sure to: Provide specific reasons why you believe your app complies with the App Review Guidelines. Submit only one appeal per rejection. Respond to any requests for additional information before submitting an appeal. Once you have submitted the appeal we can escalate it to the App Review Board for review. The App Review Board will contact you directly as soon as they've completed their investigation.
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Reply to App in sviluppo
Thank you for your post. We recommend that you sign up for a session with App Review during the weekly Meet with Apple event. Sign in with your Developer ID and select Request a one-on-one App Review consultation. A member of the App Review team will help you with your questions regarding the review process and the App Review Guidelines.
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Reply to Network.Framework: Per-process simultaneous connection limit
We have observed a per-process limitation on the number of simultaneous nw_connection_t objects in certain macOS environments. On some systems, this limit does not appear to apply, but on others the limitation is reproducible. When a process attempts to establish a large number of connections (e.g. 512+), some connections enter the nw_connection_state_waiting state and report the POSIX error “Cannot allocate memory”. These connections remain stuck indefinitely, even after other connections are deallocated and resources should theoretically be available again. The answer here is basically, yes, you're hitting a limit (which is ~512). More specifically, if you look at the thread that's getting ENOMEM in the system console and trace that thread back into the kernel, I believe you'll find that you’re getting log messages similar to this coming from the kernel: kernel … SK[6]: flow_owner_flowadv_index_alloc nw_playground(44836) flow advisory table full: num 512 max 512 kernel … SK[6]: flow_entry_
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