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You still need to pay the $99 a year though, since you need an Apple Developer account to submit binaries to Apple for notarization (which is required to run th
by hlieberman 7y ago
You still need to pay the $99 a year though, since you need an Apple Developer account to submit binaries to Apple for notarization (which is required to run them on Catalina.)
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- danhon 7y agoA paid Apple Developer account is not required to have binaries notarized.
- ttobias 7y agoSadly it is required to have a paid account.
- xhruso00 7y agoSadly you have to accept PAID agreement to get notarization to work. https://mjtsai.com/blog/2019/10/17/catalina-notarization/ https://mjtsai.com/blog/2019/10/17/catalina-notarization/
- scarface74 7y agoCan you quote the relevant paragraph that you have to pay to get an app notarized?
- comex 7y agoYou already needed a paid account to get your apps Developer ID signed in the first place. If you're not using Developer ID and instead expecting your users to bypass Gatekeeper, that still works in Catalina.
- rswail 7y agoNo, notarization is not required to run an app on Catalina. Gatekeeper is only invoked if the quarantine attribute is set on the file. Browsers are supposed to set that attribute. If they don't then Gatekeeper won't be triggered.