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I think that'd be ideal. 1. You can submit software anonymously, or with a free account, or with a paid account. 2. Apple can refuse notarization for the usua
by floatingatoll 6y ago
I think that'd be ideal.
1. You can submit software anonymously, or with a free account, or with a paid account.
2. Apple can refuse notarization for the usual reasons they do now.
3. Apple can, in the future, revoke notarization and notify you.
3a. If you choose to submit anonymously, notification is impossible.
3b. If you choose to submit with a free developer account, they'll notify you of revocation and why.
3c. If you choose to submit with a paid developer account, they'll allow you to contest the revocation.