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I'm likely looking at this from a narrow case but how does the Facebook SDK scenario related to the question you asked? Did I misinterpret your original statem

by Mtinie 6y ago

I'm likely looking at this from a narrow case but how does the Facebook SDK scenario related to the question you asked? Did I misinterpret your original statement to mean how would the closure of Epic's Apple Developer account impact others (with their own valid Apple Developer accounts) from using their engine within an app they published to the App store? I understood your question to be "why do I (an app developer) need an Apple Developer account?" A second reading and your response leads me to believe otherwise.

GeekyBear 6y ago
>how would the closure of Epic's Apple Developer account impact others (with their own valid Apple Developer accounts) from using their engine within an app they published to the App store Correct. My understanding of the situation is that developers who include third party code in their app do not involve the author of that third party code when submitting their own app. I used the Facebook SDK as a frequently seen example of third party code that is included within iOS apps as they are submitted to the App Store.