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[GH-ISSUE #636] Can I get banned from Apple when logging in with my work Apple ID? #477
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Originally created by @vukitoso on GitHub (Feb 21, 2023).
Original GitHub issue: https://github.com/sickcodes/Docker-OSX/issues/636
Hello.
Is it safe to sign in (Docker-OSX container) with my work Apple ID, which is used for the developer account, and I will upload applications to the AppleStore with it?
Am I at risk of getting any kind of ban from Apple?
@seieric commented on GitHub (Feb 23, 2023):
Hello.
I've logged in to Big Sur container with my own AppleID and the id was immediately locked by Apple.
I don't think my id was "banned" but it was "locked." I needed to reset my password of the id with my real Apple device.
But I recommend you not to use your important AppleID on the container.
@MakiWinster commented on GitHub (Aug 13, 2024):
Me too.
It was locked almost instantly, and then the password was reset. However, after entering the desktop, when I tried to log in again, it would show that my device could not be authenticated, and logging in to the Appstore would show that I could not log in. But my account is normal and can be logged in at least on appleid.apple.com.