“apple pencil charging”

I am totally new to iOS development and have a question about charging. If I build an iOS app, can I charge app users a monthly fee to use the app? Currently, I run a website where users are charged a monthly fee to be able to access the site. When they first join the site, after they fill out their profile, they are redirected to a payment processor who obtains their credit card information and decides whether or not the card may be fraudulent. If it's not, the user can become a site member and they are directed back to my site which they then have full access to. The credit card company will then charge them my monthly membership fee and pay me a percentage of that fee each month after they deduct their processing charge. I would now like to provide my website's features via an iOS app. Is it possible to create and release an iOS app in the Apple App Store that would adhere to this monthly charging model? If not, what are my options if I want to

Hello, we are looking at phone charging and need some more information on the protocol for fast charge - from my understanding a certain voltage needs to be present on the data lines, but it would be great to have a more detailed understanding on this - what ranges are accepted etc. Many thanks, Pambo

Hi ! I wonder if it is possible to create auto-renewable subscriptions longer than a month (a year in my case) but that are charged monthly. Or, to create a one month auto-renewable subscription that the user cannot cancel for one year. If there is any way to do this, I would be pleased if you tell me how. I have be searching without success... Thank you, Aurélien

I'm creating an app for an individual client (not associated with a company) who wants to charge for access to the app.However, this client does not want to charge individual users for the app.Ideally, an organization whose employees would use the app would pay for an access code and share said code with its employees. The app would then handle validation of this code once the app is downloaded.I'm pretty sure it's against Apple's policies to do this. So my question is: is there any way to achieve this kind of pricing model without violating Apple's rules?

My iPhone X is not charging past 80% at night. It works just fine at day. I know there's a new toggle for optimized charging but turning that off doesn't seems to make nay difference. Anyone else has this problem and found a fix?

I’m experiencing an issue where Xcode cannot access my Team ID, even though my Apple Developer Program membership appears active and I have paid for it. • When I visit Certificates, Identifiers & Profiles, I get this popup: “Unable to find a team with the given Team ID XXXXXXXXXX to which you belong. Please contact Apple Developer Program Support.” • My Apple ID still shows an active Developer Program membership under System Settings → Media & Purchases. • In App Store Connect, I can still see my Team ID and access my account. This issue was previously resolved via phone support after I was incorrectly locked out. I had paid twice, and was refunded once, but now the issue has returned - and support claims I was refunded twice, which is false (I have proof from my bank). I’ve contacted support multiple times, and my case has been sitting with the operations team for weeks. No explanation. No resolution. Just silence. I paid for a service I’m not receiving. Has anyone dealt wi

At the moment, I determine the start time of charging, the percentage of the start of charging and, based on these data, I try to calculate the time until the end of charging. However, the problem is that the values that come from UIDevice.current.batteryLevel don't quite match. Since their accuracy is .00 and this way I can only get data from 1% change. Question Is there any other way to determine the time until the end of charging, or a way to increase the accuracy of reading the charge level? Thanks in advance for your help.

I have an M1 (2020 version) and an M2 (2022 version), I've updated the m2 (to Sonoma) first and the m1 the next day. It works just fine but charging was intermittent. The day after, both Macs stopped charging totally. I've tried all possible solutions from the internet and Apple's support chat but nothing worked. I've tried 4 chargers in total and my chargers would work on my brother's Macs which are still in Ventura. My chargers which would work on my Macs would work perfectly fine on my brother's Macs (Ventura). I do not see any other threads/forums online of people having this issue so I wanted to check here if anybody else has the same issue as this? P.S. I've sent both Macs to an authorized Apple service center for diagnostics but I'm wondering how this could happen since both Macs would work fine before I've upgraded. The issues started to appear only after the upgrade.

Ok. So i have iPhone 6s 64g. I installed ios beta 11 on my phone before the actual update. Yesterday was a busy day and i used my iphone battery completely and couldn't charge it all day.Now when i came home and plugged the iPhone back again there is no response. Its DEAD and its not opening up. The phone was working fine. but now its dead.. HELP PLEASE