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PSA: Apple confirms outage affecting App Store Connect and other developer tools

If you’re having trouble accessing the App Store Connect this Saturday, you’re not alone. Apple has just confirmed an outage that is affecting multiple developer tools, including the App Store Connect, Feedback Assistant, account management, and more.

App Store Connect is the platform used by developers to upload and manage App Store applications. Multiple developers have reported on social networks that the platform is not working properly this afternoon, and now Apple has confirmed the issue.

According to Apple’s System Status webpage dedicated to developer tools, these are the services that are currently offline or experiencing outages.

  • Account
  • App Store Connect
  • App Store Connect API
  • Certificates, Identifiers & Profiles
  • CloudKit Dashboard
  • Code-level Support
  • Contact Us
  • Developer ID Notary Service
  • Feedback ASsistant
  • MapKit JS Dashboard
  • Program Enrollment and Renewals
  • Software Downloads
  • Xcode Automatic Configuration

According to Apple, the outages started around 12:00 p.m. ET, and they’re still affecting some users. The company also confirmed that it is now working to fix these issues.

Have you been affected by any interruptions in Apple’s online developer tools today? Let us know in the comments below.

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