Ready to start building for iOS 26? In January 2026, Apple has made the enrollment process for the Apple Developer Program more secure by integrating it directly into the Apple Developer app. Whether you want to submit your first app to the App Store, access the iOS 26.2 developer betas, or experiment with the new "Liquid Glass" UI and Apple Intelligence frameworks, this updated tutorial covers the exact steps to sign up as an individual or organization. In this video, we cover: The Apple Developer App Method: Why you should use the official app for the fastest enrollment and how to find the "Account" tab to start your 2026 application. Enrollment Requirements: A checklist of what you need—including an Apple ID with Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) enabled and a device with Face ID or Touch ID for identity verification. Verification & Identity: How to use the 2026 "Secure Handshake" to scan your government ID and take a selfie for instant identity confirmation. Individual vs. Organization: Choosing the right entity type—why individuals only need a legal name, while organizations require a D-U-N-S Number and a functional website. The $99 Annual Fee: How the 2026 payment works—setting up your Apple Pay or credit card for the annual membership (and how to enable Auto-Renewal to avoid service gaps). Accessing Developer Betas: Once you’ve signed up, how to find the new developer beta toggles in Settings - General - Software Update on your iPhone 17 or iPad Pro.

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