Yep – It’s that time of year again!
Just a month or so out from Apple holding its – (now completely sold-out) – Worldwide Developer Conference at Moscone West, San Francisco, the firm this afternoon issued a mailshot to its iOS developers warning them that they must renew their iOS Program membership if they wish to keep their developer privileges going forward.
The mailshot read:
Renew your iOS Developer Program membership today to:
Keep Your Apps on the App Store
A valid program membership is required to maintain your apps on the App Store and to submit new apps.Retain Access to Device Provisioning and Testing
Continue to create the components necessary to test applications directly on your device.Receive New Technical Support Incidents
Get two new TSIs upon renewal to continue receiving code-level support from Apple engineers.Continue Using iOS Dev Center Resources
Maintain access to the complete set of resources offered in the iOS Dev Center, including the Apple Developer Forums.
Developers looking to renew their membership can do so by heading to the iOS Developer Center. Note: Renewal dates may differ dependent on when you originally first joined Apple’s iOS Developer Program.
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No, that’s just you.
They don’t send a custom “xx days left” notice at a specified time each year. They send the same “30 days left” e-mail to every developer… surprisingly, when that individual developer has 30 days remaining.