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They have variations of the program in some European countries. It's been a long time for me, but in the UK they used to just whitelist university domains (we d
by giobox 2y ago
They have variations of the program in some European countries. It's been a long time for me, but in the UK they used to just whitelist university domains (we didn't use .edu TLDs either).
- nextos 2y agoAFAIK, in most of the EU they validate you are a student or an academic through UNiDAYS.
- OJFord 2y agoWe use .ac.uk though (and much of the non-USA world uses .ac.ccTLD similarly) so no need to whitelist individual university domains. I don't know about Apple, but that's a common approach. (And does irritate some where they don't use either and get missed, Canada for example.)
- jhugo 2y agoSome countries place no restrictions on registering domains under their .ac second level domain though.