Apple Dev Account Termination During Org Conversion Is Opaque
Developers converting individual Apple Developer accounts to organization accounts face immediate, irreversible termination based on false-positive fraud detection with no recourse or transparent appeal path. This process destroys years of established app business with no warning and no explanation of the triggering behavior.
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