Hi Quinn, I was about to ask the same question, but the link is confusing me. We are a member of the Apple Developer Programe (so we should be considered "ADP"), but we do not sell our applications on the App Store. So I guess what the "ADP" column really means is "applications sold on the App Store", right ? It is a little frustrating not to be able to use this feature directly while we could use it through a webpage in JS...
Thank you for confirming my thought.
Daniel Tapie
So I guess what the "ADP" column really means is "applications sold on the App Store", right ?
Right. And the Apple Development signing your use when developing such apps.
If you distribute your product independently, reference the Developer ID column.
It is a little frustrating not to be able to use this feature directly
I can’t really comment on the policy here — Sign in with Apple is definitely outside of my area of expertise — so all I can do I clarify what that policy is.
ps The term ADP name makes more sense in the corresponding iOS reference.
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Thank you for getting back to me on this and I understand you cannot comment on this (but I can ;-), and I think it is a shame that we now have to implement our own authentication system.
P.S. On a personal note I am amazed at the number of answers you provide on a daily basis. The Apple Developer community is so fortunate to have you !
