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iOS 7 Videos Question

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jakesteramma

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Oct 10, 2007
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First off, I'm a newbie Apple Developer. I paid for the developer program so I can learn iOS 7 and Mavericks ahead of time so I can post videos on YouTube when they come out.

My question: As developers, are we allowed to post videos on YouTube of iOS 7 Beta and Mavericks right now?

I hear all the time about Apple's secrecy but I see many videos on YouTube already about the betas.

I do want to stay legit and follows Apple's rules.

Thanks. :)
 
jakesteramma said:
First off, I'm a newbie Apple Developer. I paid for the developer program so I can learn iOS 7 and Mavericks ahead of time so I can post videos on YouTube when they come out.

My question: As developers, are we allowed to post videos on YouTube of iOS 7 Beta and Mavericks right now?

I hear all the time about Apple's secrecy but I see many videos on YouTube already about the betas.

I do want to stay legit and follows Apple's rules.

Thanks. :)
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read you dev contract.
 
jakesteramma said:
Thank you for the slightly helpful response.

Let me rephrase my question...

Can someone help me find the Developers Contract on Apple's website so I can read it?
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I don't think you paid to be a developer.

If so, how much did you paid? and how come you don't know where to find the developers contract?
 
nikicampos said:
I don't think you paid to be a developer.

If so, how much did you paid? and how come you don't know where to find the developers contract?
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To legitimately use the betas, yes, you do need to have a paid developer account.

To the OP, you should have been presented with the contract, read it, and agreed to the terms. I'm assuming that there is a way to access it through the developer portal.
 
Tyler23 said:
To legitimately use the betas, yes, you do need to have a paid developer account.

To the OP, you should have been presented with the contract, read it, and agreed to the terms. I'm assuming that there is a way to access it through the developer portal.
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You didn't understand me or didn't read my first comment right, I meant, If he actually paid, he should've read the contract, If he actually paid to be a developer, he shouldn't be asking where to find a dev contract in MacRumors, it just doesn't make sense to me, that's all.
 
nikicampos said:
You didn't understand me or didn't read my first comment right, I meant, If he actually paid, he should've read the contract, If he actually paid to be a developer, he shouldn't be asking where to find a dev contract in MacRumors, it just doesn't make sense to me, that's all.
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You are right! I did not read your comment correctly. I think with all the other statements being made on these forums, I accidently read your comment as "I don't think you need to pay to be a developer."

Reading it again, you are indeed correct and my response to your comment is just, dumb. :cool:
 
nikicampos said:
You didn't understand me or didn't read my first comment right, I meant, If he actually paid, he should've read the contract, If he actually paid to be a developer, he shouldn't be asking where to find a dev contract in MacRumors, it just doesn't make sense to me, that's all.
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Some people have a difficult time understanding how to apply all the legal dialog of a contract to their specific situation.

Also, just because a person pays for a developer account, it doesn't mean that that person automatically knows how to navigate the developer website and knows where to find everything.

Therefore, I thought that a forum dedicated to Apple developers would be a good bet to ask for help.

And I was correct, I found help. And to those who are helpful, thank you very much. I truly appreciate it.
 
Just a note, this is not a Apple Developer forum, the actual Apple Developer forum is here.
Actual Apple engineers participate in threads and are very helpful to new developers.
 
jakesteramma said:
My question: As developers, are we allowed to post videos on YouTube of iOS 7 Beta and Mavericks right now?
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Generally, you are not allowed to.

However, Apple surely won't track you down. I too have a dev account and also published three in-depth articles (under my real name) on the new Camera API's of iOS7 2-3 weeks ago. That is, you are highly unlikely to be prosecuted by Apple either.
 
Menneisyys2 said:
Generally, you are not allowed to.

However, Apple surely won't track you down. I too have a dev account and also published three in-depth articles (under my real name) on the new Camera API's of iOS7 2-3 weeks ago. That is, you are highly unlikely to be prosecuted by Apple either.
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Except for the fact that if Apple wants to, they can. Posting a quick little comment here or there is one thing (still not allowed), but posting three "in-depth" articles is definitely in violation of the legal documents you agreed to.

The correct answer is, no. You are not allowed to discuss/disclose information about Apple pre-release hardware or software outside of the approved developers sections.
 
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