you can create your own games directly on your device and export them You may have problems with this aspect as well. Presumably you can import these games on other devices. That is probably not allowed. It's certainly not allowed if it is "code". "iPad-Engine". I have an app whose name is ".... for iPad", which is allowed. I think "iPad-Engine" is unlikely to be accepted though. I also think it's a bad name. It's neither very descriptive, nor is it very creative.

Maybe a Google search for these terms also including "Developer forums" and "Apple"?? Google: site: developer.apple.com/forums Search Terms Does that still work, or have Google dumbed that down?

there will be hundreds or thousands of it I believe you can have up to 10,000 IAPs per app. The alternative is to sell "tokens" using Apple's IAP, and track actual sales with your own server database. Doing this well is a lot of work, and you really don't want it to go wrong.

Two possibilities: Have you issued any promo codes? Are re-downloads included in "units" ?

subscription system where we can offer free delivery. "Free delivery" is a real-world service, the same as the actual groceries. No Store Kit needed.

What is the problem with the account of the newly created company? If you're lucky, Apple will soon be transferring large amounts of money to your bank account. They need to be really sure that they aren't in breach of any money laundering or similar regulations when they do that. If your company is newly-created, it is more difficult for them to confirm that your business is legitimate. That's just one possible reason for this delay. It's easy to think of other possibilities. What country are you in?

You do need a TIN. It's not difficult.

I want sellers to input their own specific price - not some XX.99 tier prices by interval You've got the wrong idea. You need to first see what Apple provides, and then develop your business plan around that offering (i.e. xx.99 tier prices in this case). The alternative, of inventing your own business plan and then trying to fit Apple's offering around it, is doomed.

I think this is a bad API design. Typically, you want to be sure that the system is not doing a pile of extra unnecessary work. This sort of API design doesn't provide that certainty. My experience was with trying to partially decode very large images. It's not good enough to know that it might try to "optimise" by only decoding the region of interest; I need certainty that it will do that. I suggest you ignore this region-of-interest feature and find some other way to do what you want with certainty.

Is there anything we can do on the Jetson Nano, to prevent it from broadcasting itself as a DHCP server? Yes, certainly; don't run the DHCP server process! But... how exactly does the Mac talk to the Jetson during this wired setup process? Do you rely on the Mac getting an address from the Jetson using DHCP for this process to work? If you do, then the question should be "how to stop the Mac from trying to route via the Jetson for global IP connectivity"... to which the answer is, there is probably some DHCP option you can set. Or, do you use only link-local addresses and e.g. mDNS during this process?

No, nothing wrong with those.

Future versions of your app need to check what version of the app users originally bought, i.e. the old paid version or the new free+subscription version, and behave appropriately. There is a field in the App Receipt that you can check to determine this.

Not much. Unless maybe you are going to try to do something complicated with virtual machines, or you need to use e.g. video editing tools, or something. I bought the 16 GB M1 mini, but Xcode doesn't use much of that. Most of the 16 GB is used up by memory leaks in system services.

I don't think you want "proxy DHCP". If you don't run dnsmasq, I expect that you see a link-local (169.*) address in the Mac's system settings, right? Now run a mDNS advertiser i.e. Avahi on the Jetson. You may then be able to connect to jetson.local from the Mac. Or maybe not! I'm by no means an expert on this stuff.

The fragment of error that you've posted doesn't have enough info to diagnose this. Maybe post all 100,000 lines of errors? Someone might spot the problem. My guess is that you have something slightly borked in your build settings.