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Hello, I need some help regarding my Apple Developer Program enrollment. I purchased the Developer Program on December 3rd, 2025 at 16:03 (Turkey time). The payment was successfully processed by my bank, and I also received the official Apple Store receipt email confirming the purchase. However, my Developer account still shows: • “Purchase your membership” • “Your purchase may take up to 48 hours to process.” • Enrollment status: Pending • App Store Connect still not accessible It has now been more than X days, and the enrollment has not been activated. Here are the details: • Region: Turkey • Payment amount: 1029 TRY (local pricing for the Developer Program) • Payment status: Completed / Posted (not pending) • Case ID with Apple Support: 102769533427 • I have already opened a support case, but there has been no resolution yet. I would appreciate any guidance from others who experienced similar issues. Is this a known delay for Turkey-based accounts, or does it usually require manu

I agree that we need to handle scenarios such as force quit or unexpected termination, and we are improving those cases. However, I would still like to clarify the behavior specifically during app updates. On macOS 15, the app terminates cleanly, but on macOS 26, it is immediately killed without entering any shutdown flow. We would like to understand whether this change aligns with the AppleEvent-based quit model you mentioned. Specifically: What is AppleEvent? AppleEvents are one of the mechanisms the system uses to deliver actions into your app. As a concrete example, take this sequence: Right-click on an app’s dock icon. A menu appears. Select Quit. App quits. The menu presented in #2 is part of the Dock, NOT your app, which means your app didn't have any direct involvement with presenting that menu. The way it found out it was supposed to Quit was that it received the quit AppleEvent. The event system itself isn't all that well documented because most apps don't actually interact with it all that much. Fo

Two questions please: I understand silently reading NFC tags using NFC libraries is not possible. Is there perhaps a different library which allows reading other types of RFID tags? Is there a way for a company to request silently reading NFC tags on the condition that the relevant app only be deployed internally, never on the apple store? Thanks

Apple sent this response on 18 November 2025: We believe this issue has been addressed. Please verify this matter is resolved after updating to iOS 26.2 beta 3. iOS 26.2 beta 3 (Build: 23C5044b) Posted Date: November 17, 2025 In my testing, the issue seems resolved indeed! Thank you! It is great and encouraging news for SpriteKit users. The issue FB20808104, where both SpriteKit and RealityKit drop frames under SwiftUI views, still holds. I will continue to look for updates on the Feedback Assistant.

Guys pls! East Coast - someone. Flight in 48 hours. Built every feature requested including manual check-in system that isn't even in the published guidelines again it's over 15M of dev work in the bin! We're a registered business. Investor meetings depend on this, partnerships but also our target market initial. If any Apple employee sees this - pls, please look at our submission. We've exceeded every requirement. Video proof, screenshots, everything documented. App ID: 6742558238 Any help appreciated! You have my details I permit you to call and email or whatever you need to do; I consent. Thank you. Neil Saeed

If you'd like Apple to consider adding the functionality you have described, please file an enhancement request using the Feedback Assistant. If you file the request, please post the Feedback number here. In this case since you have suggested a number of separate ideas I recommend filing a separate enhancement request for each one instead of lumping them all into one. That way each can be considered separately. Also, please review Apple's Unsolicited Idea Submission Policy. If you're not familiar with how to file enhancement requests, take a look at Bug Reporting: How and Why?