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> I'm 17 years old and a developer on the app store Then you probably committed fraud when creating your Developer account. Apple requires you to certify that
by superuser2 12y ago
> I'm 17 years old and a developer on the app store
Then you probably committed fraud when creating your Developer account. Apple requires you to certify that you are at least 18 years old in order to join the developer program. So does every other means of receiving USD payment on the internet (Paypal, Stripe, BTC exchanges, etc). I hesitate to say it's impossible, but the system is set up in such a way that if you are an Internet entrepreneur under the age of 18 you are probably breaking the law.
I've never heard of Apple doing this, but PayPal is known to freeze accounts it discovers are held by minors and walk away with their money. You probably don't want to advertise the fact that you're 17.
- spacehome 12y agoMaybe his or her parents signed?
- runjake 12y ago> I've never heard of Apple doing this An old example of this: http://slashdot.org/story/02/03/25/1759218/apple-cuts-off-under-18-darwin-developer http://slashdot.org/story/02/03/25/1759218/apple-cuts-off-un...
- firloop 12y agoMy iTunes Connect account is in a different name than my own for the time being. For my Stripe account, an email from a guardian indicating consent is enough for me to have my account under their terms. I appreciate your concern and I have looked into all of these areas.
- conradev 12y ago> I'm 17 years old and a developer on the app store I did this when I was 14. Except, technically, my dad was the developer. It's really easy to make that work, and it's completely legal.