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I'm not sure about the laws where you're at, but to me, this sounds like something they should have to accommodate you on.
by lenerdenator 4mo ago
I'm not sure about the laws where you're at, but to me, this sounds like something they should have to accommodate you on.
- Uvix 4mo agoDon’t jurisdictions generally offer ID cards for non-drivers that are functionally equivalent for ID purposes, you just can’t drive?
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- cryptoz 4mo agoYes, of course, it seems that type of ID was specifically rejected in the story above. Only drivers allowed to sign up. Non-drivers rejected because they don’t drive.
- RobMurray 4mo agoYes, I have a passport which is accepted by every other company I have had to verify id with. Apple doesn't offer it as an option for UK accounts for some reason.
- RobMurray 4mo agoI agree, but I just created anew Apple id, and got a developer subscription straight away on the web without it asking for id. I suppose they will probably require id if I submit to the app store, but the fact that I already paid should carry more weight I hope.