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I get where you are coming from. It is worth keeping in mind that not as many folks see it in a political manner, so if their viewpoint is a choice between "wor

I get where you are coming from. It is worth keeping in mind that not as many folks see it in a political manner, so if their viewpoint is a choice between "working hard to release free research/tools and getting people angry/complaining in response" versus "working hard and getting a decent salary to do what they love" then it makes some sense as to why people would go that direction. I'm in agreement with you regarding Developer ID. I have no idea why Apple would want to limit that, I know they recently relaxed restrictions on NetworkExtension though (except for Wi-Fi helpers) - Are you referring to the old "e-mail here to apply for the entitlement" process they had in place? Or do they still not allow the entitlement for free developer IDs now?

saurik 9y ago
> Are you referring to the old "e-mail here to apply for the entitlement" process they had in place? Or do they still not allow the entitlement for free developer IDs now? I really do mean the latter: they still block this entitlement from use by free developer IDs. If you try to activate it you get an error #9999 with the following message. > The 'Network Extensions' feature is only available to users enrolled in Apple Developer Program. Please visit https://developer.apple.com/programs/ https://developer.apple.com/programs/ to enroll.