AppleInsider March 10, 2026 Rumor

A now-resolved Apple server outage stopped developers from verifying apps

Apple's verification servers experienced an outage on Tuesday, as developers were unable to complete new installations of enterprise-signed apps. Apple's verification servers were down on Tuesday. To test applications compiled through Xcode, developers are required to have their apps signed through…

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A now-resolved Apple server outage stopped developers from verifying apps

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