2026-04-03 14:44 UTC
@mikedoise So I dug into this. The SDK uses Apple's ExternalAccessory framework, which requires MFi certification. Meta's glasses don't have that yet. If you submit to the App Store with the SDK included, Apple will reject it. If it somehow slips through, they can pull the app and flag your account. Repeat violations can cost you your entire developer account. (1/3)
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@tayarndt@techopolis.social 2026-04-03 14:44
Meta's own developer preview terms also restrict public App Store publishing to approved partners right now. So you're not just risking an Apple violation, you're violating Meta's terms at the same time. The real path for anyone outside the approved partner list is TestFlight and Meta's own release channels. The full SDK and store are expected later in 2026. (2/3) @mikedoise