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App Store Terms
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I too am stuck in iTunes T&C loop hell. Both on an iPad and in iTunes on my Macbook as well. Hopefully it will be fixed shortly.
App Store Terms Acceptance Loop
I too am having problems updating or purchasing apps now. I get the notice about new terms, accept the terms and am redirected back to the same terms acceptance location again and again. I did a hard reset and have the same problem. I initially was trying to update an app; tried to purchase a new app and had the same problem. Anyone have any ideas?
I too am having problems updating or purchasing apps now. I get the notice about new terms, accept the terms and am redirected back to the same terms acceptance location again and again. I did a hard reset and have the same problem. I initially was trying to update an app; tried to purchase a new app and had the same problem. Anyone have any ideas?
Here as well. Have hard booted, hard closed App Store, changed date around, no luck.
This is a rampant issue now. Looks like it began tonite. Same on Apple Discussion forums. Everyone is like, huh?!
Apple: 1 infinate loop...
Ironically, This is actually Apple's corporate address:
1 Infinite Loop
Cupertino, CA 95014
408.996.1010
Welcome to the paranoid zone...
Where Apple executives and attorneys Ram DRM and their paranoia down your throat.
Yes, you have now entered 1 Infinite Loop... via their infinite stupidity.
This Terms & Conditions loop has happened many times before in several different incarnations.
Often leaving most of us / Apple's customers in a befuddled state as we stare angrily at our screens and scream WTF NOW!
Yet another item in my Long List of Apple Peeves.
It turns out this bereavement is also caused by the fact that Apple is unable to verify the aged account information you gave them either because a credit / debit card has expired, the card is declined due to insufficient funds, you've changed banks, cards or something that has interfered with Apple's sanity check on you.
BUT!!! They won't F*&$!#@ tell you that and just leave you chasing your tail. Or waiting for a "Patch" or "Fix" that's never coming.
Mind you, this Gestapo tactic against our Already Purchased items and FREE downloads is absolutely Frickn' ABSURD!!!!
Anyway, Login to the secret military police force of Apple (iTunes Store) and see if something is amiss or if they just want to verify your right to live, the name and address is correct for your first born, etc...
Good Luck!
Ironically, This is actually Apple's corporate address:
1 Infinite Loop
Cupertino, CA 95014
408.996.1010
Welcome to the paranoid zone...
Where Apple executives and attorneys Ram DRM and their paranoia down your throat.
Yes, you have now entered 1 Infinite Loop... via their infinite stupidity.
This Terms & Conditions loop has happened many times before in several different incarnations.
Often leaving most of us / Apple's customers in a befuddled state as we stare angrily at our screens and scream WTF NOW!
Yet another item in my Long List of Apple Peeves.
It turns out this bereavement is also caused by the fact that Apple is unable to verify the aged account information you gave them either because a credit / debit card has expired, the card is declined due to insufficient funds, you've changed banks, cards or something that has interfered with Apple's sanity check on you.
BUT!!! They won't F*&$!#@ tell you that and just leave you chasing your tail. Or waiting for a "Patch" or "Fix" that's never coming.
Mind you, this Gestapo tactic against our Already Purchased items and FREE downloads is absolutely Frickn' ABSURD!!!!
Anyway, Login to the secret military police force of Apple (iTunes Store) and see if something is amiss or if they just want to verify your right to live, the name and address is correct for your first born, etc...
Good Luck!
35 pages of terms and conditions
I know it's pretty standard, but wasn't the whole Apple "Experience" about
simplicity? One day, a well made PC, with replaceable components
will be selling stock at Apple's level. Could you imagine a laptop
that you could keep for 15 years? Note to Apple: Keep it simple.
I know it's pretty standard, but wasn't the whole Apple "Experience" about
simplicity? One day, a well made PC, with replaceable components
will be selling stock at Apple's level. Could you imagine a laptop
that you could keep for 15 years? Note to Apple: Keep it simple.