Hector

Apple nuked my developer account that I've had without any problems since the developer program was first started for Mac a long time ago. Even before iOS was released. I made an app that lets users bring their own xAI API key and hook it up to the xAI voice API to translate text into spoken voice and voice recording into written text. I researched and found that Grok was not a registered trademark at the time, and no trademark was filed. So I named the app GrokVoice, to demonstrate the function to the customer. Then Apple rejected my app and said I was "app squatting". I replied and said no way am I app squatting, my app is totally different from the Grok app. I don't see how you could mistake my app for squatting, because nothing was similar to the Grok app at all. And even then, I could have simply renamed the app and reuploaded. Apple then nuked my entire developer account and said I was "fraudulent". But they never bothered to actually read my app... it was not trying to be a voice agent, it had totally different functions and design. When I tried to launch one of MY OWN Mac apps that I hadn't even notarized (only for running on my own Mac), I got an error message from macOS saying "this app contains malware. It will be automatically removed". And my own app was deleted from my own Mac. I can assure you there was no malware in that app. I wrote the code myself, how could there have been malware in it? That would have been some sophisticated injection malware pushing its code into my app during compilation? So it seems that my app somehow made it on Apple's macOS malware blacklist... but I never got an email or call about it. It seems this would be a serious security violation and I should be informed? Apple also kept all the money from my entire account. Now I get phone calls every day about customers asking where my apps went...