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Right, but Sign In with Apple is tied to your Apple account. I have no way to make an IAP autorenewable subscription and tie it to “bob” in my system. It’s tied
by dmitryminkovsky 5y ago
Right, but Sign In with Apple is tied to your Apple account. I have no way to make an IAP autorenewable subscription and tie it to “bob” in my system. It’s tied to the iOS Apple account.
- jbluepolarbear 5y agoYou can’t tie it to bob. You have to look at the receipt and reward from that. So bob logs in you look at the receipt and bobs your uncle you have the subscriptions.
- dmitryminkovsky 5y agoAnd then what if, on your service, `bob` signs out and `alice` signs in? Then `alice` not only has `bob`'s subscriptions, but she also can't buy her own.
- jbluepolarbear 5y agoApple doesn’t see it that way. Apple ID has the subscription, not the the user account.
- wlesieutre 5y agoApple has supported switching between multiple user accounts on a device for years, but since you're not a school or a company, you can't have it. Buy four iPads. It's pretty stupid.
- barkerja 5y agoTechnically, you still have that capability. After the user is authenticated with their Apple ID, you can present a profile to provide username/password/email.
- dmitryminkovsky 5y agoYep, but then all username/password/emails that log on using that device share the same subscription IAPs—namely, those that belong to the Apple ID that's sign in to iOS.