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It didn't cost Apple any revenues though. iPhones were still sold, the Apple Store was unaffected and iTunes was unaffected.
by unreal37 13y ago
It didn't cost Apple any revenues though. iPhones were still sold, the Apple Store was unaffected and iTunes was unaffected.
- tvon 13y agoI don't have any numbers, but halting new app submissions surely cost them something with regards to their 30% App Store cut.
- k-mcgrady 13y agoafaik iTunes Connect remained up and provisioning was still possible through Xcode.
- Spoom 13y agoiTunes Connect remained up, but developers couldn't create new App IDs for a while, so if you were uploading new apps (as I was) you had to wait until that particular portion of the developer portal was back.
- k-mcgrady 13y agoAh ok, I use wildcard ID's so I haven't created one in a long time. Never thought of that issue.