The two-factor authentication apple

[Pavel_A]

I can’t pay for the apple developer program. They want me to turn on the two-factor authentication. But how can I publish an application from service thunkable.com?

[AcrobatEpee]

You can’t, an update was supposed to come out by september but it got delayed, a few days and it should be online

[wei]

Hi @Pavel_A

For the short term solution, you can turn it on temporarily and then turn it off. You can find more information here -

IMPORTANT: Two-Factor Authentication & Publishing to iOS App Store on Thunkable Cross Platform ✕

Background To publish your app to the App Store on Thunkable Cross Platform ✕, we currently require users to turn off two-factor authentication. Apple recently made a change requiring new users and those that have upgraded to the latest iOS or MacOS to turn on two-factor authentication. If you have two-factor authentication turned on, you will currently* not be able to publish to the iOS App Store. Recommendation (1) If you have not turned on two-factor authentication and would like to pub…

Hope this helps!

Best,
Wei

[Pavel_A]

Yes. I am waiting too

[Pavel_A]

Hi wei
thanks

[wei]

Have you tried? You can turn it on temporarily, then purchase the Apple Developer Program, and turn it off once you are set up.

Please let me know if there is anything we can help!

Wei

[Pavel_A]

No, I have not tried it. I can log in to the apple ID, icloud from the pc computer. but enable the two-factor authentification I can only from an apple device with iOs 9 and above. I don’t have this device. So now I’m looking for a friend with an apple device.

[wei]

Ohh … Please keep us posted!

Wei

[el_turco]

Guys, two-factor authentication MUST be turned on for Apple IDs to sign up for Developer program according to Apple. I tried it
and also developers in order to be able to submit their apps to the App store. Temporarily turn off/on option has been removed.
I’m waiting for Thunkable fix the two factor obstacle.

[Pavel_A]

Hi el_turco
This means that now I can not disable two-factor authentication as written here?

IMPORTANT: Two-Factor Authentication & Publishing to iOS App Store on Thunkable Cross Platform ✕

Background To publish your app to the App Store on Thunkable Cross Platform ✕, we currently require users to turn off two-factor authentication. Apple recently made a change requiring new users and those that have upgraded to the latest iOS or MacOS to turn on two-factor authentication. If you have two-factor authentication turned on, you will currently* not be able to publish to the iOS App Store. Recommendation (1) If you have not turned on two-factor authentication and would like to pub…

[AcrobatEpee]

Nope you must wait for the update

[Pavel_A]

I’m understood, thank you

[el_turco]

Hey @Pavel_A Yes that’s right!

[towball]

There is no option to turn off 2 step. I will be updating my app on Xthunkable and when I am sure it is ready I will turn on 2 step to get into apple developer. You have 2 weeks to turn off 2 step, so I will turn it off, load my update to the app.
This is what I had to do last time. Then I started another account and went through the process again.

Thunkable when will this be resolved???

[darren]

@towball I believe all issues here are resolved.

I was able to publish my new app to the App Store WITH 2-factor authentication turned on 2 weeks ago.

All I did was follow the instructions here: https://docs.thunkable.com/publish-to-app-store-ios

Darren
Thunkable X Tutorials

[towball]

Thats great tks