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Hello, my Apple Developer Program enrollment has been pending for 5 days - I am not able to reach support cause the don't answer phone. I have completed all steps and payment - have my invoice. . Could you help somehow?

Hi everyone, I'm developing a music streaming app for iOS and I have a question about App Store guidelines before I submit. Here's how my app works: The app has a signup screen and a login screen There are NO in-app purchases at all Users pay for their subscription on our external website (a separate web app) Once they've paid on the website, they log into the iOS app to listen to music The app itself contains no payment flow, just an external link directing users to our website to subscribe My company is based in France (EU/EEA). My questions: Is this external-payment-only model permitted under current App Store Review Guidelines? Since I'm in the EEA, do I need to apply for an External Purchase Link Entitlement (StoreKit External Purchase Link), or can I operate without it since payment happens entirely outside the app? Is there a difference between simply not having any payment in the app vs. actively linking users out to a website for payment? I want to get this right before submitting. Any guidance from

Hello, I enrolled in the Apple Developer Program as an individual and my account has been stuck in a pending state for 6 days with no progress. What I'm seeing: Account status shows Pending in the top-right dropdown The portal displays a banner: Purchase your membership. To continue your enrollment, complete your purchase now. Your purchase may take up to 48 hours to process. It has now been well past 48 hours (6 days) Payment status: Payment was successfully charged confirmed on my bank statement I received an official receipt from Apple with an order number No refund or reversal has been issued What I've tried: Waiting the advertised 48 hours (now 6 days past) Signing out and back in Opened a case via Account Help no response yet I'd prefer not to click complete your purchase now since payment has already been captured and I don't want to risk a duplicate charge. I have raised ticket on 12th of April and received no reply. Requested call backs waited almost 2+ hours across 3 calls no agent

I am doing my app for review to publish for the first time, and I did multiple fixes. I lastly got a generic response for the fixes already done. Now unable to figure out what exactly to fix. Can any help be provided by the reply below I received [Apple Reply] Guidelines 5.1.1(i) - Legal - Privacy - Data Collection and 5.1.2(i) - Legal - Privacy - Data Use Issue Description The app appears to share the user’s personal data with a third-party AI service but the app still does not clearly explain what data is sent, identify who the data is sent to, and ask the user’s permission before sharing the data. Apps may only use, transmit, or share personal data after they meet all of the following requirements: Disclose what data will be sent Specify who the data is sent to Obtain the user’s permission before sending data Identify in the privacy policy what data the app collects, how it collects that data, all uses of that data, and confirm any third party the app shares data with provides the same or equal pr

Getting a couple of errors on the Signing & Capabilities section in Xcode when trying to provision my iPhone for on-device prototyping. Communication with Apple failed Your team has no devices from which to generate a provisioning profile. Connect a device to use or manually add device IDs in Certificates, Identifiers & Profiles. https://developer.apple.com/account/ No profiles for 'com.danieljbuckley.Throwaway' were found Xcode couldn't find any iOS App Development provisioning profiles matching 'com.danieljbuckley.Throwaway'. Any ideas on how to resolve this?

I'm a member of 10+ developer accounts where I have app privileges but not account privileges. Every time there is a new agreement to review and accept, I'm blocked from doing app releases until the account owner agrees to yet another agreement. This requires back and forth communication with another person for every account. I wouldn't mind but these agreements keep changing every couple of weeks and it's just a constant blocker from Apple. It's not developer friendly at all. How about an option to just auto accept whatever agreement draws up next? It's what everyone does anyway so why are Apple insisting on manual busywork every time?

Hi everyone, I’m currently researching Apple Watch pairing behavior and diagnostic logging across different setup modes. I can reliably trigger a co-sysdiagnose on an Apple Watch when it is paired in a normal standalone / standard configuration. In that case, the expected co-sysdiagnose archive appears on the paired iPhone. However, in a Family Setup / managed account scenario, behavior is different: The watch provides the expected haptic feedback after the sysdiagnose button combination But no co-sysdiagnose archive appears on the paired iPhone afterward The same hardware behaves differently depending on pairing/account configuration My question is: Is co-sysdiagnose collection, transport, or availability intentionally different for Family Setup / managed Apple Watch devices? For example: Are logs stored elsewhere? Is transfer to the organizer iPhone restricted? Is co-sysdiagnose unsupported in Family Setup mode? Are additional conditions required, such as Wi-Fi, charging state, un