I have been meaning to finish my developer account and sign up for the iOS program, and since WWDC2015 just happened, I thought no better time than now.   Unfortunately, when I go to enroll, I am told     "Sorry, you can’t enroll at this time."   I figured this might have to do with me being under 18, however, I have set up a corporation so I can bypass this roadblock. Furthermore, when I started to sign up previously, I had no issues up until this point.  Is this a side-effect of WWDC? What can I do?
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When I registered to be an Apple Developer, I inadvertently did so without realizing the requirement to be 18 years of age (I was 17 and 6 months away from being 18 at the time). I did not take out any sort of paid membership at the time, however.  I am now 20, will this cause me any problems now or is it nothing I need to worry about?
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Whenever I try to Get then Install any app from the App Store, I get this message:     We could not complete your purchase.  cancelled   I did some searching online, but barely found any useful hits. What is this about?!
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I have an old Apple ID that I've lost access to because I deleted the email address it was tied to and I can't remember the security answers to anymore. I have some purchases tied to it, but the credit card info has been long removed -- it'd be expired by now, anyway. I called Apple Security, but was unable to regain access. Still, I'm wondering if anyone has been in a similar situation and how they went about recovering their account.
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I've read multiple messages on the subject, but I wondered if anyone had first hand experience (or genuine knowledge one way or another), if it is possible to more than one Apple Developer account?   As far as I know, you can create one for each Apple ID that you have, but I have not been able to find anything that suggests this is not possible (or breaches any rules). Are Apple likely to be bothered as long as you pay the $99/year for each Developer Account?  There is a link  that seems to suggest that it is possible   Would appreciate any comments on the subject.  Thanks.
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I have a plan of $0.99/month. Now I want to cancel my subscription.  I have 30GB of iCloud Data. I don't know what happen with all my data in iCloud. Will I still be able to get access, or it will be deleted once I cancel my subscription?
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Not a problem, but have been seeing questions recently of people not being offered upgrade from 18.04 to 20.04.  I thought these upgrades were offered back in June.  I upgraded to 20.04 from 19.10 and this was offered back in May.  Imagine that different versions paths have different schedules, but google does not help explaining(that I found).  Does someone know the schedules?
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I've been using the IOS StackExchange app for a couple of years now, without a problem. Today I got a new iPhone Xs, downloaded the app, and tried to log in using Google, the way I always do. Each time I tried, I got the error message shown below, so I'm doing what it says. All of my other Google logins on the same phone have worked fine, and my StackExchange/Google login works fine on my desktop. Is there some strange interaction among StackExchange, IOS, and Google that I'm not understanding?  I looked at , with an answer suggesting unblocking cookies in Safari. I checked, and they are not blocked. I'm at a loss.
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Today I got awarded an Investor badge:    ... but the new notification system didn't show me no shiny grey (1) (or show me it at all...):    (it's not any further down, I promise)  Needless to say, I'm very angry:
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Question in point: .  I should have sufficient reputation to be allowed to answer - and I can, on the normal site. However when I view this question through the iOS app, the "answer" button does not appear for me - on two separate devices.  On other (unprotected) questions there is no problem. I don't recall noticing this behavior before...  And submitting this with just "iOS-app" and "bug-reports" tag generated an error. When I tried adding the "bug" tag and resubmitted I was told I could not submit my change for another 23 seconds. What gives?
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I have an iMac with Mac OS X 10.8 (Mountain Lion). When I open the Mac App store, and try to download an App, it asks me for the login. When I enter my Apple ID's email and password and click login, the button become gray for a moment, and then asks me for the credentials again. There is no error message displayed. The email and passwords are correct, since if I try an incorrect password it tells me that it is wrong.
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When I was trying to open  I just added using the iOS app I received this error:     Error The question could not be loaded   Reproduction scenario:   add a question; in my case it didn't open it directly; it doesn't show up in the list yet; I opened my profile and clicked the question; bang!
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In terms of UX what do you guys think is the best approach when integrating a trial period for subscriptions?  My application offers a 15 day trial, at the minute the user can sign up without providing any payment information (Paypal Subscription). The account is then set to trial status and after 15 days the user will be redirected to an upgrade page.  Do you think this is the best approach? I am unsure whether or not to let Paypal manage the trial, this however means that the user will need to go through the Paypal payment system during signup. I think this may put some people off signing up.  On the other hand this approach may increase the number of conversions to a full account.
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On my OSX laptop (10.8.5) I've recently been unable to sign into iMessage. By recently I mean approximately a week. I've not done any updates that I recall lately.  Coworkers are able to send me messages and my phone gets the messages directly over iMessage, so my account is working on this network (wifi and wired go through the same set of equipment out to the internet, so it's not a port blocking issue, and we're a small network of about 50 users) and my account is working in general.  I can login to  just fine from my computer. I'm logging into the computer and my phone with the same gmail address and password in both places.  Next steps?  One solution on the internet was "do you have a serial number in "About This Mac" and I do.
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The reminder email says:     We noticed you have not accepted our invitation to join Stack Overflow Careers. Only 3 days remain before it expires [...]      But please act soon: this invitation expires in 14 days [...]   Is it 3 days or 14 days now?
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This piece of advice is old but is coming back into fashion. I have seen it a lot recently, on a number of Mac websites or forums. "Your ‘everyday’ user account should not be an admin account. It should be a standard account created for this purpose, and you should log to the admin account only to perform actual admin tasks. »  This seems to be common advice in the Windows world, but for an up-to-date OS X system, I just cannot understand what kind of benefits it brings. Let’s dig into it:   OS X admin accounts are not root accounts. Any app wanting to go root will ask for your password anyway, so I see no additional security layer here. Try to put /var into the Trash. Deep OS modification or code injection into most critical files has been prevented by SIP from El Capitan, whether your are admin, root or nobody. What’s more, in sensitive places where they are still allowed, such modifications would require a root password at the very least, even from an admin account, bringing us back to the first argument. For spyware, privacy concerns and this kind of stuff, using standard accounts provides little additional protection, if any. As far as I know, even when used from a standard account, apps have full access to the user’s personal files and have full network access (minus any firewall, etc.). If a bad app wants to send home your docs, it can perfectly do so from a standard account. Basic lines of defense (firewall, running trusted apps, and so on) are system wide. On the other hand, it is a pain to switch to your admin account, then switch back to your standard account, back and forth. This may actually end up with the user delaying updates or admin maintenance, just to save time and postpone dealing with the hassle.   So, why not use an admin account? I hope this won’t be marked as duplicate, other questions related to this issue didn't address these arguments.  Edit: the question applies to a computer that you own and control.
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We're getting very close to releasing our iOS app on the App Store.  Since the , we have taken on hundreds of users, fixed a lot of bugs, and we have approached feature completion for v1.0.  We're still working on finishing touches and fixing crashes - but there aren't too many of those these days.  We believe we'll have this out in .    Current Alpha Testers:  We want to extend to you a huge thank you for using our app and giving us feedback.  We've made a ton of improvements that filtered through  here on meta.  We're pretty greedy, though, and we want more of your feedback as we get close to beta.  If you've been using the app, please leave an answer to tell us how you think we've done so far.  Don't go easy on us - we want to get this as right as we can before hitting the App Store.  You might even consider telling us how many stars you would give us if we were in the store.  Also, we created a room called  for more casual discussion about the app.  Everyone Else:  The alpha will continue in the interim, and we still .  The invitations are sent out once a week (usually), so if you don't get an invite right away, don't panic.  We'll get to you.  Bugs or feature requests should be reported here on meta and tagged .  Update, 5/1/2014    As of today, the app is submitted for review.  A great big thanks to all our alpha testers!  Your feedback has been invaluable and has truly helped us make the app much better than it would have been without you.  So what now?  Well, we intend to keep the alpha test group around, except now we're considering it the "beta channel".  It's still important to us, particularly since the update cycle through the AppStore is slow.  We'll still roll out updates in the same way that we have been.  We will also from time ask for targeted feedback on specific features.  And, lastly, if you're just now getting here and wished you had signed up for the alpha, feel free to sign up now anyway.  The form is still there, and we may still let in additional users to the beta channel depending on what our "active users" count looks like.
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Over the last day, every time I tried to check the Achievements the app crashes, even just after the app launch. Here's a snippet of the error report I sent:        I'm not sure if it's related, but my app also still displays the Embedded Engineering site which was closed as Unknown Site embedded which also crashes the app if selected.