Hey @airfrance you email my 82 year old aunt offering her €500 eur to change her flight to another day. She agrees; you cancel her flight without rebooking her, don't give her the €500, instead refund her €33 for a YVR - CDG leg, then make her buy a new ticket home for €2000?
Shockingly dystopian.
Saves a pic from Google Images that was AI generated (not of a child), sends it over Facebook messenger to his wife while they're discussing clothes to buy.
Facebook reports it to police and his devices are seized. The UK is unwell.
https://t.co/TW5DjygDv7
🔴 [EXCLUSIF] Après sa mise en demeure par l'Arcom, France Inter conserve un biais politique en faveur de la gauche dans sa matinale, qui est par ailleurs la première matinale de France.
En juin, la radio généraliste du service public a été rappelée à l'ordre par l'Arcom pour avoir passé la majorité du temps de parole du RN la nuit.
A sad end to more than 9 years of developing apps for the App Store.
Apple responded to my appeal and decided to terminate my Apple Developer account under Section 3.2(f).
I was hoping Apple's response would at least explain what exactly I did wrong, but it didn't. I've seen termination notices shared by other developers that included additional details about the violations. Mine only contains general examples of misleading or fraudulent behavior.
I think my biggest mistake was how I handled the appeal.
When I received the pending termination notice, I was shocked and submitted my appeal within 30–50 minutes. At that point, I didn't fully understand what could have triggered it, especially since I hadn't updated the affected app in more than a year.
Over the following days, I went through my old submissions and tried to reconstruct what happened. I submitted two additional explanations as I understood more about the possible issues. Looking back, I wish I had taken more time before sending my first appeal.
The app had received several rejections during its initial 1.0.0 review in 2025. I made changes that I genuinely believed addressed Apple's concerns. The app was eventually approved, followed by four updates that were all approved without a single rejection.
Then, more than a year after the last update, Apple apparently determined that those issues had not been properly resolved.
I never intentionally tried to mislead App Review or bypass its rules. I believed I had fixed the problems. But I also understand that it was my responsibility to fully understand what the reviewer was asking me to change at the time. Looking back, I may have interpreted some of that feedback too narrowly, and I take responsibility for that.
What makes this especially painful is seeing other developers, some with accounts barely a year old, who openly admit to deliberately bypassing App Store rules, such as adding Stripe payments to avoid Apple's commission, being given an opportunity to correct their violations and keep their accounts and applications. I think most people here know exactly which app I'm talking about.
Meanwhile, after more than 9 years on the App Store, my entire developer account is being terminated over issues I genuinely believed I had corrected more than a year ago.
I'm not saying my mistakes should have no consequences. I would have accepted the permanent removal of the affected app. I just wish there had been an opportunity to correct whatever remained wrong without losing my entire account and more than 9 years of work.
It's a heartbreaking way for this chapter of my life to end.
Je crois que je vais péter un câble face à autant d'incompétence @X@Support@elonmusk.
- Jeudi soir, on constate des pubs frauduleuses sur nos comptes @Frandroid et @Numerama. On comprend très vite : un accès non autorisé à https://t.co/i31gWt2U45 qui a enlevé tous les admins légitimes de la plateforme, moi inclus, et qui a fait son petit business.
- Je contacte l'assistance Business avec les comptes de Frandroid et Numerama. Ils ne lisent RIEN et verrouillent nos comptes, pensant qu'ils sont hackés. Ce n'est pas le cas, ils sont isolés, protégés par double auth sérieuse, bref.
- Hier, le 5, je passe la journée à les rouvrir. ID, lettre à en-tête signée, récupération par form et échange par mail. On est à 24 mails sur les deux comptes.
SAUF QUE : la pop-up de X censée renvoyer un code au nouveau mail ne MARCHE PAS. J'ai testé les adresses, j'ai changé deux fois, je suis formel, ce n'est pas nous : les mails avec les codes ne partent JAMAIS. La preuve, on reçoit bien tous les autres mails de X sur ces adresses de recovery.
Et depuis, je suis dans une loop avec le SAV qui ne comprend RIEN au problème et me demande juste de refaire les mêmes procédures deux fois.
Le comble dans tout ça ? Personne chez X ne sait comment fonctionne https://t.co/i31gWt2U45, qui est bugué et n'a pas été maj depuis 18 mois. Ce n'est pas une plateforme liée à un compte, c'est un business manager administré par des tiers. Je pourrais mettre n'importe quel individu qui a un compte X en admin de cette plateforme. Et mon problème initial vient de là !
Résultat, ça fait 2 jours que nos comptes @Frandroid et @Numerama, tous les deux Business, ne peuvent plus rien publier. Je ne sais pas comment sortir de cette boucle d'incompétence.