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Apple Developer Payment Issue (India – UPI + Developer App Case) Sharing this in case it helps another founder avoid confusion. I was trying to purchase the Apple Developer Program under my company Apple ID using the Apple Developer App on my iPhone. Inside the Developer App, I was correctly logged in using my company Apple ID. When I initiated the ₹8,700 payment using UPI: The UPI auto-renew mandate failed. The app then prompted me to complete the payment using Apple Account balance (Apple Wallet). I proceeded with the payment. The transaction was successful. However, the ₹8,700 was credited to my personal Apple ID’s Apple Account balance, not the company Apple ID. Why This Happened Even though I was logged into the Developer App with my company Apple ID, in my iPhone Settings, my personal Apple ID was signed in. When the payment was processed to Apple Wallet, it was credited to the Apple ID logged in at the device level (Settings) — not the Apple ID inside the Developer App. To verify this

Had Claude analyze the sysdiagnose report. Here are the findings: Main observation: sysdiagnose analysis reveals sysextd never consults syspolicyd during activation $ sudo sysdiagnose -f ~/Desktop/ This tool generates files that allow Apple to investigate issues with your computer and help improve Apple products. The files might contain personal information found on your device or associated with your Apple Account(s), including but not limited to your name, serial numbers of your device, your device name, your attached peripheral devices, your user name, your email address and email settings, file paths, file names, Siri suggestions, your computer's IP addresses, network connection information, and profiles installed to your device. This information is used by Apple in accordance with its privacy policy (www.apple.com/privacy) and is not shared with any other company. By using this tool and sending the results to Apple, you consent to Apple using the contents of these files to improve Apple products

If you're on an M2, I advise not updating to 25E5218f. It's managed to render Firefox unusable, AirDrop unusable, and Mail mostly unusuable (including knocking out the turn accounts online/offline).

Splitting for length, part 1... I will also attach a sample crash report. So, let me start there. All three logs have threads blocked in dispatch_sync, with the worst case having 35 threads blocked in this code chunk waiting for another thread to clear the block: 6 libdispatch.dylib 0x7ff80f50468e _dispatch_sync_f_slow + 175 7 com.proofpoint.itm.prevention 0x10a102a81 8 com.proofpoint.itm.prevention 0x10a0ff5cb 9 com.proofpoint.itm.prevention 0x10a0ff482 10 com.proofpoint.itm.prevention 0x10a0c5716 11 libdispatch.dylib 0x7ff80f4f76b9 _dispatch_call_block_and_release + 12 The other two logs are that extreme, but both of them also show blocks in dispatch_sync and one of them also shows the same contentions (though not as extreme). I have some general comments below, but the critical next step here is to fully symbolicate these logs and figure out what your client is actually doing. You're clearly bottlenecking on something and figuring out what that is is obviously an important first step. I obviously don't kno

Thank you for the response. but rather that something has gone wrong >>after you’ve created them Yes, the problem is after the create which is out of my control, but now I'm stuck... Xcode always gives an error when managing my account certificates. This is under Signing certificates for My Name: Clicking the + sign gives the error There is a problem with the request entity. You already a Development certifiate or a pending request. Xcode always gives an error when managing my Team Developer ID Installer Certificate. Under Accounts, highlighting my email, clicking Manage Certificates>Developer ID Installer gives that above same error. Logging into my Apple Developer account, I am unable to revoke existing Developer ID Installer Certificates.

Bump... Anyone have any idea on how to use our SSO/Enterprise ChatGPT accounts with Xcode 26.3?

The term personal account is confusing, so let me start by clarify that. The developer programme has three tiers [1]: Any Apple Account can be used for basic development. Xcode shows this as a Personal Team. This comes with significant limitations. For the details, see Developer > Support > Choosing a Membership. You can pay to join the developer programme, which makes for an Individual team. A company can pay to join the developer programme, which makes for an Organization team. You can learn more about these in Developer > Program and related pages. If you join the Individual programme you can upgrade your team to an Organization team later on. See Developer Account Helper > Membership > Updating your account information > Updating an individual membership to an organization membership. Share and Enjoy — Quinn “The Eskimo!” @ Developer Technical Support @ Apple let myEmail = eskimo + 1 + @ + apple.com [1] There’s also the enterprise programme, but that’s