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I am enrolled in an individual account and have the appropriate previliges on the App Store Connect portal. However upon trying to access the Certificates page, it presents an error message Unable to find a team with the given Team ID 'to which you belong My question is, is it possible while adding me to the team, it could possibly only have added me on the App Store Connect portal only and not also on the Apple Developer? How would I be explicitly added also through the Apple Developer account?

My phone says ‘Slow Charger’ even if it’s Apple original power adaptor and cable. It‘s new and i think it’s a software issue. If it is then please fix it. If it’s not i’ll try fixing it myself. And a few things that i don’t like about iOS 26.4 are: Overheating, Safari Bugs, Apple Music UI not working. Please also try to fix them.

Hello, I am attempting to request the endpoint-security.client entitlement for my app using the following form: https://developer.apple.com/contact/request/system-extension/ After submitting the form, I consistently receive an HTTP 500 error from Apple’s servers. Could you please provide guidance on whether this is a known issue or if there is something I may be doing incorrectly? I appreciate your assistance.

Made a notarization request a few hours ago and woke up to check the history and it's no longer available. Not rejected/accepted just not found. I have gone ahead to make another request but I have no confidence because I expect the same thing to happen again. Any guidance? See logs below: daramfon@MacBook-Pro-3 frontend % xcrun notarytool history --apple-id $APPLE_ID --password $APPLE_APP_SPECIFIC_PASSWORD --team-id $APPLE_TEAM_ID Successfully received submission history. history -------------------------------------------------- createdDate: 2026-02-20T23:53:14.066Z id: 6f2fadc0-2e8f-4331-a253-68f81334ebc6 name: Speakeasy AI-0.1.0-arm64.zip status: In Progress -------------------------------------------------- createdDate: 2026-02-20T23:47:12.897Z id: 435aec4f-5356-49a5-898d-48aaafb7949f name: Speakeasy AI.zip status: In Progress -------------------------------------------------- createdDate: 2026-02-20T22:35:23.947Z id: 95896757-873a-4e54-a527-03dc767c9cb5 name: Speakeasy AI.zip status: In Progres

I have an app that uses a websocket connection to the Mac on the local network — it works fine on the iphone — it works fine on Apple Watch simulator on a real Apple Watch I get the message nw_endpoint_flow_failed_with_error [C9403 192.168.0.35:10010 failed parent-flow (unsatisfied (Path was denied by NECP policy), interface: ipsec1, ipv4, ipv6, proxy)] already failing, returning I can't find any information on that NECP policy and no cure for this error. Please help me

Hello Apple Team, Please, we need you to come back to the level of support and consistency we used to have. Right now, the review process and the assistance we’re receiving don’t reflect the standards we’ve known from Apple. Developers don’t deserve this style of support; long waits, unclear rejections, and no real answers. We rely on the App Store to run our businesses, and we simply need the professionalism, clarity, and responsiveness that Apple was always known for. Please help bring that quality back. We deserve better Thank you.

I’m new to the forums, and I hope this is the right place to ask this question. Yesterday, a platform called Rork released a new feature in their web‑based app‑building tool. According to their announcement and user comments on X/Twitter, people with no coding experience are now able to generate fully native iOS apps written in Swift and distribute them across Apple’s ecosystem—reportedly without using any Apple hardware. Some users who already have access to Rork Max claim they were able to create multiple apps within a few hours and successfully submit them to the App Store. If these claims are accurate, this seems like a significant shift in how native iOS apps can be created and published. I’m curious whether anyone here has insight into: How this aligns with Apple’s existing App Store Review Guidelines Whether generating Swift apps without Apple hardware is technically feasible or compliant Any potential implications for app quality, security, or developer identity req

Hello, We’re facing a long delay with our app review and would appreciate any advice. We submitted our app for review and have been waiting for over 2 weeks with no updates at all — no approval, no rejection, and no request for more information. Since we weren’t sure what was happening, we looked into it and found that sometimes apps can get stuck in the review queue. Based on that, we decided to cancel the submission and submit it again. It has now been 2 more days since resubmitting, and there is still no response or progress. At this point, we’re not sure if this delay is normal or if there might be an issue on our side. App details: App Name: Autoskop Has anyone experienced something similar recently?Is there anything we can do to speed up the process or get clarity from Apple? Thank you.