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Reply to Supported server-side access to iCloud Calendar for a LINE-based web service
Thank you for pointing us to the iCloud OAuth 2.0 interest form. LABcare is a LINE-based web service, not a native App Store app. With each user’s consent, our server would read their iCloud Calendar to send a summary of the next day’s events via LINE. Is a web-only service like this eligible to express interest in and obtain this access? The related discussion indicates that an App Store URL is required. Can we provide our web service URL instead, or is there a separate application route for services without an App Store app? The interest form currently redirects our signed-in account to an unauthorized page. Could you also clarify which Developer Program membership or account role is required to access it, and whether eligibility for this web-only use case can be confirmed before enrollment?
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Reply to Supported server-side access to iCloud Calendar for a LINE-based web service
Thank you for pointing us to the iCloud OAuth 2.0 interest form. LABcare is a LINE-based web service, not a native App Store app. With each user’s consent, our server would read their iCloud Calendar to send a summary of the next day’s events via LINE. Is a web-only service like this eligible to express interest in and obtain this access? The related discussion indicates that an App Store URL is required. Can we provide our web service URL instead, or is there a separate application route for services without an App Store app? The interest form currently redirects our signed-in account to an unauthorized page. Could you also clarify which Developer Program membership or account role is required to access it, and whether eligibility for this web-only use case can be confirmed before enrollment?
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