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I’m really new in mobile app development, but I can make apps for android and ios. So my question is, Can I publish a free app that every one can download from the stores, but it can usable after a registration? So the initial state is a login/reg form. Every one can download, but just the approved users can use it. Can I publish this kind of app without any apple/android enterprise account? With the normal development account? Thanks.






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    I’m really new in mobile app development, but I can make apps for android and ios. So my question is, Can I publish a free app that every one can download from the stores, but it can usable after a registration? So the initial state is a login/reg form. Every one can download, but just the approved users can use it. Can I publish this kind of app without any apple/android enterprise account? With the normal development account? Thanks.






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      I’m really new in mobile app development, but I can make apps for android and ios. So my question is, Can I publish a free app that every one can download from the stores, but it can usable after a registration? So the initial state is a login/reg form. Every one can download, but just the approved users can use it. Can I publish this kind of app without any apple/android enterprise account? With the normal development account? Thanks.






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      I’m really new in mobile app development, but I can make apps for android and ios. So my question is, Can I publish a free app that every one can download from the stores, but it can usable after a registration? So the initial state is a login/reg form. Every one can download, but just the approved users can use it. Can I publish this kind of app without any apple/android enterprise account? With the normal development account? Thanks.






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          With the normal developer account you should be able to publish this on Android.



          For iOS, you'll have to provide a username and password, so that the app store review team can check it.



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          This can be found by clicking your app build in the iOS App subsection on the left hand side panel on iTunes Connect



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          • Thanks for your answer. So the normal 99$ account is enough for the apple?

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            yes it would be :)

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          With the normal developer account you should be able to publish this on Android.



          For iOS, you'll have to provide a username and password, so that the app store review team can check it.



          enter image description here



          This can be found by clicking your app build in the iOS App subsection on the left hand side panel on iTunes Connect



          enter image description here






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          • Thanks for your answer. So the normal 99$ account is enough for the apple?

            – Felicián Vass
            Jan 2 at 5:25






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            yes it would be :)

            – iOS Team
            Jan 2 at 5:57
















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          With the normal developer account you should be able to publish this on Android.



          For iOS, you'll have to provide a username and password, so that the app store review team can check it.



          enter image description here



          This can be found by clicking your app build in the iOS App subsection on the left hand side panel on iTunes Connect



          enter image description here






          share|improve this answer
























          • Thanks for your answer. So the normal 99$ account is enough for the apple?

            – Felicián Vass
            Jan 2 at 5:25






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            yes it would be :)

            – iOS Team
            Jan 2 at 5:57














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          With the normal developer account you should be able to publish this on Android.



          For iOS, you'll have to provide a username and password, so that the app store review team can check it.



          enter image description here



          This can be found by clicking your app build in the iOS App subsection on the left hand side panel on iTunes Connect



          enter image description here






          share|improve this answer













          With the normal developer account you should be able to publish this on Android.



          For iOS, you'll have to provide a username and password, so that the app store review team can check it.



          enter image description here



          This can be found by clicking your app build in the iOS App subsection on the left hand side panel on iTunes Connect



          enter image description here







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          • Thanks for your answer. So the normal 99$ account is enough for the apple?

            – Felicián Vass
            Jan 2 at 5:25






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            yes it would be :)

            – iOS Team
            Jan 2 at 5:57



















          • Thanks for your answer. So the normal 99$ account is enough for the apple?

            – Felicián Vass
            Jan 2 at 5:25






          • 1





            yes it would be :)

            – iOS Team
            Jan 2 at 5:57

















          Thanks for your answer. So the normal 99$ account is enough for the apple?

          – Felicián Vass
          Jan 2 at 5:25





          Thanks for your answer. So the normal 99$ account is enough for the apple?

          – Felicián Vass
          Jan 2 at 5:25




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          yes it would be :)

          – iOS Team
          Jan 2 at 5:57





          yes it would be :)

          – iOS Team
          Jan 2 at 5:57





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