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Not everyone with an Apple ID can log in, only paying developers. I have a free developer account and was able to log in. I don't have a @me.com address so I c
by Timothee 15y ago
Not everyone with an Apple ID can log in, only paying developers.
I have a free developer account and was able to log in. I don't have a @me.com address so I couldn't check Mail, but the rest worked.
- ugh 15y agoCurious. I edited my comment.
- pokoleo 15y agoFor me: Access to technical resources such as pre-release software and associated documentation, and information related to distributing iOS or Mac apps on the App Store are benefits offered to Apple Developer Program members. Either the Apple ID and password you entered is not associated with an Apple Developer Program, or the Program that you are enrolled in does not have access to this resource.
- hax2dyou 15y agoAttempted 3 times in case of PEBCAK: With a developer account, and old-school non-email login, it will not accept my password. It says it is incorrect. I change it. Try it again. Same result. Changed it, tried all three passwords, still says the password is wrong.
- canistr 15y agoI have a free account as well but it says I do not have access.
- SingAlong 15y agoSame here. It says that I need to be associated with any of the two developer programs to have access.
- __david__ 15y agoAnd conversely, I have a paid developer account and it would not let me in. I think it might be confused because my Apple ID is an old-school one that isn't an email address.
- arnorhs 15y agoIt might be dependent upon the developer program you are enrolled in: https://developer.apple.com/programs/which-program/ https://developer.apple.com/programs/which-program/ I tried enrolling in the safari dev program, but it returned an error at (probably) the last step: http://gyazo.com/532d0284618b6da84043f2acbfc9184a.png http://gyazo.com/532d0284618b6da84043f2acbfc9184a.png