Developers who manage their apps on iTunes Connect were having trouble logging into their own accounts this morning, several users have reported. Upon typing in their own login and password, iTunes Connect users were logged into someone else's account and had access to their apps.
Several users even reported that they were inadvertently logged into the Time Inc. account.
.@AppStore, I just got logged in as Time, Inc. simply by visiting http://t.co/XuWfg8u5c8. This seems very bad. pic.twitter.com/oAcEgwS44k
— Wes Smith (@W5mith) January 29, 2015
What's going on with #itunesconnect? Time inc's apps are available for all? #applehack?
— Arthur Maas (@arthur_maas) January 29, 2015
In response to the complaints, Apple has temporarily disabled the iTunes Connect app.