This is worse than Github being down and Apple Developers who pay 99$ a year for the privilege of writing software on this ecosystem aren't event getting a status page update: https://developer.apple.com/system-status/
They couldn't be trying harder to sink this ship.
Developers don't have to have most things they put in the apps they ship. Customers, on the other hand...
As of a decade ago (2016) Apple already had 782 million total (including free) iCloud users, with 73% or 570 million of them authenticated to iCloud.
By 2023, Apple has 973 million paying subscribers to its services.
I'm looking for a job shoveling pig shit as we speak.
What genuinely pisses me off is that this isn't noted on their status page, nor is it indicated at all when you, I dunno, revoke and generate certs repeatedly trying to solve a problem you didn't fucking cause.
The entire Apple universe is smaller than the world or even just the github part of the world, and the Apple developer universe is a tiny fraction of even just the Apple universe.
As of 2023, GitHub had 100M active users total.
As of a decade ago (2016) Apple already had 782 million total iCloud users, with 73% or 570 million of them authenticated to iCloud.
By 2023, Apple has 973 million paying subscribers.
Apple's servers being down makes it impossible to test your code on your _own_ devices.
Which makes it sound an awful lot like they aren't actually your devices