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Is there a reliable way to check pending agreement status for multiple App Store Connect accounts via API?
Hey everyone, I'm managing CI/CD pipelines for around 45 iOS apps across different Apple Developer accounts. One recurring pain point is blocked pipelines due to unsigned agreements. Things like the Paid Applications Agreement and the Apple Developer Program License Agreement. I built an internal dashboard to flag these before they block a release, but I'm hitting a wall with detection accuracy. Since there's no dedicated endpoint for agreement status, I'm running three probes per account and checking for 403 FORBIDDEN.REQUIRED_AGREEMENTS_MISSING_OR_EXPIRED: GET /v1/agreements GET /v1/bundleIds?filter[identifier]={bundleId}&filter[platform]=IOS GET /v1/certificates?limit=1 Case 1 : Works perfectly. Account has Apple Developer Program License Agreement has been updated and needs to be reviewed : All three endpoint return 403 (In this case, the step 1 is enough) # Step 1 /v1/agreements → HTTP 403 ⛔ BLOCKED # Step 2 /v1/bundleIds → HTTP 403 ⛔ BLOCKED # Step 3 /v1/certificates → HTT
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Think my account got flagged
Hi, I was wondering if someone could help me with my account. I'm a long time dev but new to the world of developing mobile apps. I think I accidentally got my account flagged from pushing too many updates (for external testing) for one of my apps. I didn't realise they were actually getting reviewed. Now unfortunately, none of my apps when I try to post to production get reviewed. Only one got reviewed because I got it expedited but even now, I've tried to post an updated version and it's been waiting in review for over two days but someone I know got theirs reviewed and approved in less than 12 hours. Can someone at Apple please review my account and see if it's been flagged? I've got a few apps that are also waiting a review (completely different from each other) but I'm stuck at a bottleneck due to not being able to be reviewed.
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Reply to CGSetDisplayTransferByTable is broken on macOS Tahoe 26.4 RC (and 26.3.1) with MacBook M5 Pro, Max and Neo
Thank you for reporting this — it's a clear and well-documented write-up. I was able to reproduce this on a MacBook M5 Max running macOS 26.3.1 (25D2128). I built a small test app that exercises both CGSetDisplayTransferByTable and CGSetDisplayTransferByFormula with several different gamma tables (identity, warm tint, inverted, red-only, gamma 1.8). On the M5 Max: Both APIs return kCGErrorSuccess Reading back the table with CGGetDisplayTransferByTable returns the correct values that were just set No visual change occurs on the display The same test app works correctly on an M5 (non-Max) machine running the same macOS build — all gamma changes are immediately visible on screen. This suggests the gamma tables are being stored correctly at the CoreGraphics level, but are not being applied to the display pipeline on M5 Max hardware. Tested on both built-in and external displays. I've related your two bugs (FB22273730 and FB22273782) together and attached the sample project I used to reproduce the problem to your
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Reply to Unable to sign in to Sandbox Apple Account on Simulator
By contrast, I can sign in to the Sandbox Apple Account without issue on a physical device. The problem occurs only via Simulator. That is the expected behavior. To test in the sandbox environment, you need a physical device. For more information, see Testing In-App Purchases with sandbox. StoreKit Testing in Xcode is a local test environment for testing in-app purchases without requiring a connection to App Store servers. You can use it to test In-App Purchases in the Simulator without a Sandbox account.
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Reply to Enroll problem
@Selenn I want to make sure your post gets routed to the correct team. I would recommend you to contact the developer account support at https://developer.apple.com/contact to make sure they are aware of the issue. Hope this helps as that team is not actively monitoring the forums. Albert Pascual
  Worldwide Developer Relations.
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Reply to My In-App purchase is rejected again for localization issue
Hello - In reviewing your account, it appears that the required Paid Apps Agreement has not been signed and is not yet in the Active state. Because of this, your In-App Purchase product is not available for testing in Sandbox during App Review. Please direct the Account Holder to accept the Paid Apps Agreement, complete both the Banking and Tax information, and ensure the status of this agreement is updated to ACTIVE. We also recommend completing a successful Sandbox purchase in your app before you resubmit for App Review. Please let us know if you have any additional questions or need further assistance. Thank you.
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App stuck in “Waiting for Review” for 10+ days (Case ID: 102845134369)
App Review App Store Connect Hi everyone, My iOS app has been stuck in “Waiting for Review” for over 10 days, and I’m starting to worry there might be an issue with my submission or account. Here are the key timeline details (GMT+7): Feb 3, 2026 – Submitted app → entered Waiting for Review Feb 5, 2026 – App went In Review and was later Rejected by Apple Feb 5 – Mar 2, 2026 – I made fixes and resubmitted Then on Mar 2, 2026: Submitted again → Waiting for Review On Mar 8, 2026: I made several quick re-submissions (Developer Rejected → Ready for Review → Waiting for Review multiple times within minutes) Since then: Mar 8, 2026 → Today (Mar 18, 2026) Status has remained “Waiting for Review” with no progress I have already contacted Apple Developer Support: Case ID: 102845134369 However, I haven’t received any meaningful update yet. My concerns: My app was previously reviewed (reached In Review and got feedback), so it doesn’t seem like a completely new or blocked app. The app itself is relatively simple
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Downtime feature makes phone freeze
My iphone freezes during the night, having the alarm not go off, me miss important things as I oversleep. And the phone needs to go thru hard reboot to get back to normal. It´s only been happening after I started using Downtime. (An underdeveloped feature by Apple in the first place). I love locking my apps down nighttime for less screentime. Annoyingly it only happens once in a while, so I´m not able to link it directly to downtime consistently. I´m not developing an app right now so I´m steep ground with this post, but, with lack of sleep as this has messed up my sleep rythm several times, well I´m not able too anyway. I know ios well, and there isn´t much to do except having to always remember to turn off downtime (it doesn´t play well with shortcuts app either), but I hope someone from apple sees this and is able to push this bug into the right team as all reports I have seen goes on focus modes bugs, but not downtime.
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CallKit lock screen UI on iOS 26: “slide to answer” text is too faint / hard to read
Hi everyone, We noticed a readability issue with the CallKit incoming call UI on the lock screen in iOS 26. In our case, the “slide to answer” text appears too faint and unclear, making it difficult to read. The arrow button is visible, but the text itself has very low contrast against the background, especially on certain wallpapers or under lower brightness conditions. From the screenshot, you can see that: the caller name is clear, the overall incoming call UI is shown correctly, but the “slide to answer” label is barely visible. This seems to be a system UI / CallKit presentation issue rather than something controlled by the app, since we are using the standard CallKit incoming call flow. We would like to know: Has anyone else seen this issue on iOS 26? Is this considered a known UI regression or contrast issue in the new system design? Is there any supported way to improve the visibility of this text, or is it fully managed by the system? Any confirmation or related reports would be very helpful
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App stuck in “Waiting for Review” for 10+ days (Case ID: 102845134369)
App Review App Store Connect Hi everyone, My iOS app has been stuck in “Waiting for Review” for over 10 days, and I’m starting to worry there might be an issue with my submission or account. Here are the key timeline details (GMT+7): Feb 3, 2026 – Submitted app → entered Waiting for Review Feb 5, 2026 – App went In Review and was later Rejected by Apple Feb 5 – Mar 2, 2026 – I made fixes and resubmitted Then on Mar 2, 2026: Submitted again → Waiting for Review On Mar 8, 2026: I made several quick re-submissions (Developer Rejected → Ready for Review → Waiting for Review multiple times within minutes) Since then: Mar 8, 2026 → Today (Mar 18, 2026) Status has remained “Waiting for Review” with no progress I have already contacted Apple Developer Support: Case ID: 102845134369 However, I haven’t received any meaningful update yet. My concerns: My app was previously reviewed (reached In Review and got feedback), so it doesn’t seem like a completely new or blocked app. The app itself is relatively simple
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Apple Developer Program Enrollment Not Activated After Payment (15 March)
Hello, I enrolled in the Apple Developer Program and completed the $99 payment on 15 March. However, my developer account is still not activated. When I try to sign in to App Store Connect, it still shows that a Developer Account is required. I also contacted support through the developer contact page but have not received any response. The only email I received was the payment invoice. Has anyone experienced this before? How long does activation usually take, and is there anything else I need to do? Thank you.
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Inquiry regarding Local Push Connectivity Entitlement
Dear Sir/Madam, Thank you for your support. I have reviewed the documentation for Local Push Connectivity (see URL below) and, following the instruction in the Important section to Request this entitlement from the Entitlement Request Page, I completed the application process for this Entitlement on March 11, 2026. [Local push connectivity] https://developer.apple.com/documentation/networkextension/local-push-connectivity?language=objc#Supporting-APNs-and-local-push-connectivity-in-one-app Subsequently, on March 13, 2026, I received the following reply from Apple: Sub : Re: Requesting Network Extension App Push Entitlement From: Local Push Review Sent: Friday, March 13, 2026 4:09 AM Hi, Thank you for your interest in the Local Push Connectivity entitlement. Your entitlement request has been approved for: Team ID: NWKYYYYYYY Technical documentation on this API is available here: -(Omission) - Best Regards, Apple Developer Relations My understanding is that upon approval of this application, an Entitlements fie
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"Your enrollment could not be completed" — No Explanation Given, Support Unable to Help
I've been unable to enroll in the Apple Developer Program and am posting here after exhausting the standard support channels. The situation: When I attempt to enroll in the Apple Developer Program as an individual, I receive the error: Your enrollment could not be completed. Your enrollment in the Apple Developer Program could not be completed at this time. No additional explanation is provided. I have contacted Apple Developer Program Support multiple times by both phone and email. Each time, I was told there is nothing they can do. I asked for escalation and was told escalation is not possible. At no point was I given a specific reason for the rejection. One possible cause I identified on my own is that the name on my developer profile may not match my legal name. My Apple ID at appleid.apple.com shows my correct legal name, but I'm unsure whether my developer profile reflects the same. I have not been able to confirm whether this is actually the issue, because support has not told me what the problem is. W
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Is there a reliable way to check pending agreement status for multiple App Store Connect accounts via API?
Hey everyone, I'm managing CI/CD pipelines for around 45 iOS apps across different Apple Developer accounts. One recurring pain point is blocked pipelines due to unsigned agreements. Things like the Paid Applications Agreement and the Apple Developer Program License Agreement. I built an internal dashboard to flag these before they block a release, but I'm hitting a wall with detection accuracy. Since there's no dedicated endpoint for agreement status, I'm running three probes per account and checking for 403 FORBIDDEN.REQUIRED_AGREEMENTS_MISSING_OR_EXPIRED: GET /v1/agreements GET /v1/bundleIds?filter[identifier]={bundleId}&filter[platform]=IOS GET /v1/certificates?limit=1 Case 1 : Works perfectly. Account has Apple Developer Program License Agreement has been updated and needs to be reviewed : All three endpoint return 403 (In this case, the step 1 is enough) # Step 1 /v1/agreements → HTTP 403 ⛔ BLOCKED # Step 2 /v1/bundleIds → HTTP 403 ⛔ BLOCKED # Step 3 /v1/certificates → HTT
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Think my account got flagged
Hi, I was wondering if someone could help me with my account. I'm a long time dev but new to the world of developing mobile apps. I think I accidentally got my account flagged from pushing too many updates (for external testing) for one of my apps. I didn't realise they were actually getting reviewed. Now unfortunately, none of my apps when I try to post to production get reviewed. Only one got reviewed because I got it expedited but even now, I've tried to post an updated version and it's been waiting in review for over two days but someone I know got theirs reviewed and approved in less than 12 hours. Can someone at Apple please review my account and see if it's been flagged? I've got a few apps that are also waiting a review (completely different from each other) but I'm stuck at a bottleneck due to not being able to be reviewed.
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Reply to CGSetDisplayTransferByTable is broken on macOS Tahoe 26.4 RC (and 26.3.1) with MacBook M5 Pro, Max and Neo
Thank you for reporting this — it's a clear and well-documented write-up. I was able to reproduce this on a MacBook M5 Max running macOS 26.3.1 (25D2128). I built a small test app that exercises both CGSetDisplayTransferByTable and CGSetDisplayTransferByFormula with several different gamma tables (identity, warm tint, inverted, red-only, gamma 1.8). On the M5 Max: Both APIs return kCGErrorSuccess Reading back the table with CGGetDisplayTransferByTable returns the correct values that were just set No visual change occurs on the display The same test app works correctly on an M5 (non-Max) machine running the same macOS build — all gamma changes are immediately visible on screen. This suggests the gamma tables are being stored correctly at the CoreGraphics level, but are not being applied to the display pipeline on M5 Max hardware. Tested on both built-in and external displays. I've related your two bugs (FB22273730 and FB22273782) together and attached the sample project I used to reproduce the problem to your
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Reply to Unable to sign in to Sandbox Apple Account on Simulator
By contrast, I can sign in to the Sandbox Apple Account without issue on a physical device. The problem occurs only via Simulator. That is the expected behavior. To test in the sandbox environment, you need a physical device. For more information, see Testing In-App Purchases with sandbox. StoreKit Testing in Xcode is a local test environment for testing in-app purchases without requiring a connection to App Store servers. You can use it to test In-App Purchases in the Simulator without a Sandbox account.
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Reply to Enroll problem
@Selenn I want to make sure your post gets routed to the correct team. I would recommend you to contact the developer account support at https://developer.apple.com/contact to make sure they are aware of the issue. Hope this helps as that team is not actively monitoring the forums. Albert Pascual
  Worldwide Developer Relations.
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Reply to Account pending
Were you able to resolve this? My account is pending for 11 days now. Transaction successfully done on 7th March. This is unbelievable.
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Reply to Submitting first subscription on version page
Hello - In reviewing your account, it appears that you were able to successfully resubmit your IAP product on March 16, 2026 with an app update - and both the app update and IAP product are now approved and live in the App Store. Please let us know if you need any further assistance. Thank you.
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Reply to My In-App purchase is rejected again for localization issue
Hello - In reviewing your account, it appears that the required Paid Apps Agreement has not been signed and is not yet in the Active state. Because of this, your In-App Purchase product is not available for testing in Sandbox during App Review. Please direct the Account Holder to accept the Paid Apps Agreement, complete both the Banking and Tax information, and ensure the status of this agreement is updated to ACTIVE. We also recommend completing a successful Sandbox purchase in your app before you resubmit for App Review. Please let us know if you have any additional questions or need further assistance. Thank you.
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App stuck in “Waiting for Review” for 10+ days (Case ID: 102845134369)
App Review App Store Connect Hi everyone, My iOS app has been stuck in “Waiting for Review” for over 10 days, and I’m starting to worry there might be an issue with my submission or account. Here are the key timeline details (GMT+7): Feb 3, 2026 – Submitted app → entered Waiting for Review Feb 5, 2026 – App went In Review and was later Rejected by Apple Feb 5 – Mar 2, 2026 – I made fixes and resubmitted Then on Mar 2, 2026: Submitted again → Waiting for Review On Mar 8, 2026: I made several quick re-submissions (Developer Rejected → Ready for Review → Waiting for Review multiple times within minutes) Since then: Mar 8, 2026 → Today (Mar 18, 2026) Status has remained “Waiting for Review” with no progress I have already contacted Apple Developer Support: Case ID: 102845134369 However, I haven’t received any meaningful update yet. My concerns: My app was previously reviewed (reached In Review and got feedback), so it doesn’t seem like a completely new or blocked app. The app itself is relatively simple
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Downtime feature makes phone freeze
My iphone freezes during the night, having the alarm not go off, me miss important things as I oversleep. And the phone needs to go thru hard reboot to get back to normal. It´s only been happening after I started using Downtime. (An underdeveloped feature by Apple in the first place). I love locking my apps down nighttime for less screentime. Annoyingly it only happens once in a while, so I´m not able to link it directly to downtime consistently. I´m not developing an app right now so I´m steep ground with this post, but, with lack of sleep as this has messed up my sleep rythm several times, well I´m not able too anyway. I know ios well, and there isn´t much to do except having to always remember to turn off downtime (it doesn´t play well with shortcuts app either), but I hope someone from apple sees this and is able to push this bug into the right team as all reports I have seen goes on focus modes bugs, but not downtime.
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CallKit lock screen UI on iOS 26: “slide to answer” text is too faint / hard to read
Hi everyone, We noticed a readability issue with the CallKit incoming call UI on the lock screen in iOS 26. In our case, the “slide to answer” text appears too faint and unclear, making it difficult to read. The arrow button is visible, but the text itself has very low contrast against the background, especially on certain wallpapers or under lower brightness conditions. From the screenshot, you can see that: the caller name is clear, the overall incoming call UI is shown correctly, but the “slide to answer” label is barely visible. This seems to be a system UI / CallKit presentation issue rather than something controlled by the app, since we are using the standard CallKit incoming call flow. We would like to know: Has anyone else seen this issue on iOS 26? Is this considered a known UI regression or contrast issue in the new system design? Is there any supported way to improve the visibility of this text, or is it fully managed by the system? Any confirmation or related reports would be very helpful
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App stuck in “Waiting for Review” for 10+ days (Case ID: 102845134369)
App Review App Store Connect Hi everyone, My iOS app has been stuck in “Waiting for Review” for over 10 days, and I’m starting to worry there might be an issue with my submission or account. Here are the key timeline details (GMT+7): Feb 3, 2026 – Submitted app → entered Waiting for Review Feb 5, 2026 – App went In Review and was later Rejected by Apple Feb 5 – Mar 2, 2026 – I made fixes and resubmitted Then on Mar 2, 2026: Submitted again → Waiting for Review On Mar 8, 2026: I made several quick re-submissions (Developer Rejected → Ready for Review → Waiting for Review multiple times within minutes) Since then: Mar 8, 2026 → Today (Mar 18, 2026) Status has remained “Waiting for Review” with no progress I have already contacted Apple Developer Support: Case ID: 102845134369 However, I haven’t received any meaningful update yet. My concerns: My app was previously reviewed (reached In Review and got feedback), so it doesn’t seem like a completely new or blocked app. The app itself is relatively simple
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Apple Developer Program Enrollment Not Activated After Payment (15 March)
Hello, I enrolled in the Apple Developer Program and completed the $99 payment on 15 March. However, my developer account is still not activated. When I try to sign in to App Store Connect, it still shows that a Developer Account is required. I also contacted support through the developer contact page but have not received any response. The only email I received was the payment invoice. Has anyone experienced this before? How long does activation usually take, and is there anything else I need to do? Thank you.
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Inquiry regarding Local Push Connectivity Entitlement
Dear Sir/Madam, Thank you for your support. I have reviewed the documentation for Local Push Connectivity (see URL below) and, following the instruction in the Important section to Request this entitlement from the Entitlement Request Page, I completed the application process for this Entitlement on March 11, 2026. [Local push connectivity] https://developer.apple.com/documentation/networkextension/local-push-connectivity?language=objc#Supporting-APNs-and-local-push-connectivity-in-one-app Subsequently, on March 13, 2026, I received the following reply from Apple: Sub : Re: Requesting Network Extension App Push Entitlement From: Local Push Review Sent: Friday, March 13, 2026 4:09 AM Hi, Thank you for your interest in the Local Push Connectivity entitlement. Your entitlement request has been approved for: Team ID: NWKYYYYYYY Technical documentation on this API is available here: -(Omission) - Best Regards, Apple Developer Relations My understanding is that upon approval of this application, an Entitlements fie
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"Your enrollment could not be completed" — No Explanation Given, Support Unable to Help
I've been unable to enroll in the Apple Developer Program and am posting here after exhausting the standard support channels. The situation: When I attempt to enroll in the Apple Developer Program as an individual, I receive the error: Your enrollment could not be completed. Your enrollment in the Apple Developer Program could not be completed at this time. No additional explanation is provided. I have contacted Apple Developer Program Support multiple times by both phone and email. Each time, I was told there is nothing they can do. I asked for escalation and was told escalation is not possible. At no point was I given a specific reason for the rejection. One possible cause I identified on my own is that the name on my developer profile may not match my legal name. My Apple ID at appleid.apple.com shows my correct legal name, but I'm unsure whether my developer profile reflects the same. I have not been able to confirm whether this is actually the issue, because support has not told me what the problem is. W
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