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I am attempting to submit my first app into the ios app store, however I am receiving this annoying error:
Apps that use the entitlements [com.apple.developer.in-app-payments]
must have a privacy policy URL for [English].
If your app doesn’t use these entitlements,
remove them from your app and upload a new binary.
I am implementing in app purchases and have successfully tested them.
I don't know why I am getting this error?
I have added the StoreKit framework.
In my Capabilities section in Xcode I have in-app purchases turned on with no warnings or errors.
Can anyone explain or help me with this?
I also faced the same problem, which finally I resolved and uploaded.
You enabled in-app purchases in your APPId, that's why you got this error. So you must enter a privacy policy URL (but it is displayed as optional) in iTunes Connect.
Using in app purchases requires you to keep track for the devices that made those purchases so that if that information is lost, then the device can use your method of checking if that content should belong on the device or not, then place it there. Mainly to make sure that user data and device data are both safe. Refer to the reference for more info.
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You must have an account hold and restore implemented in your app by November 1, 2020. Subscription pause and resubscribe will also be enabled by default unless you explicitly opt out.
In my google play console shows this warning. I don't have any paid apps in my Google Play Console account yet. Can anyone tell me what is this issues?
Whether you have a paid app or in-app purchases or you use any external payment gateway you will not face any issues unless you have any subscription model from Google Play Billing.
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While trying to download the Xcode 9 Beta 3, I am getting the following error on Google Chrome:
Your connection is not private.
Attackers might be trying to steal your information from download.developer.apple.com (for example, passwords, messages or credit cards). NET::ERR_CERT_COMMON_NAME_INVALID
On Safari, it says
Safari can't verify the identity of the website "download.developer.apple.com"
The certificate for this website is invalid. You might be connecting to a website that is pretending to be "download.developer.apple.com", which could put your confidential information at risk. Would you like to connect to the website anyway?
I already have Xcode 9 Beta 1 and it downloaded just fine. I just want to know if everyone is experiencing this and it's safe to proceed or is this really someone trying to steal my information.
Yes, I get this error as well. It's been like this for few days.
This happens to Apple sites from time to time. I don't know why they can't get their act together and keep their certificates updated and correct for the relevant domains.
It's almost certain that this is safe to download regardless of the certificate error. If you want to be more secure, check the downloaded file hash. There are few places which keep track of Apple downloaded file hashes. For example here (well, theoretically, you can say that those hashes are also from unvalidated source, but you need to trust something at some point)
I had this issue today too. However once I connected to a VPN the issue was gone. It may related to ISP or something.
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When I try to add new app in iTunes Connect I get the following message "You have no eligible Bundle IDs for Mac OS X apps. Register one here = link to the
Note:
I have all 3 certificates: Development, Distribution & Installer
Distribution.
I do not have any applications in iTunes Connect.
My app don't use Store technologies such as IAP, Game Center...
What is it? Bug? Or i doing something wrong?
Thank you!
Please don't mark my question as a duplicate. This is not duplicate! Similar question about iOS and Store technologies!
You need to follow the link it gives you and create a bundle id. This is a special string that looks like a reversed domain name that is unique for each application you create. For example, if your company is foo.com, you might create a bundle id
com.foo.myApplication
This is done in the Mac (or iOS) dev center under the Identifiers option. Once you've done that, you can go back to iTunes Connect and create the application.
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Is it possible to publish an app to Windows Phone Marketplace as free and later change the price of the very same app, without changing anything else?
I mean the stats, reviews etc remains in this case, the app is the same, the price raised from free to some value after a promo time period, say 3 months.
I know that it is possible with Apple AppStore, I also know it is not possible with Android Market (btw what about Amazon Android store?, but this is out of topic here)
Unfortunately I did not find related info about WP7/WP7.5 Marketplace.
Thx for answers
It is probably possible (at least it was) as I remember a bug where apps that converted from free to paid could not be updated by the end-user and that very same bug also existed with apps that have trial versions.
Edit: I'm pretty sure you can change from free to paid, but for the other way, your app needs certification again which means republishing it. MSDN especially states that special condition.
Yes, it's possible. With the one limit that users that have already "purchased" the application (for $0), won't be asked to pay for it when you change the price.
Not even if they re-install the app.
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I have completed an app using an old iphone sdk. My machine is running leopard. I would like to upload it to the app store and I understand that I have to enroll as an apple developer. What is plain old stupid is that I cannot read any official documentation about uploading to the appstore without purchasing a developer's license. I don't even know if I can upload with my version of xcode and ios sdk. or if i even go through xcode to submit my app for review. my question is how do i go about submitting my app for review and is it possible to do without upgrading my machine? Regardless of the price it is extra money that I do not want to spend.
The developer program is free. You need to pay just in case you want to submit your application. You can register and see any documentation