Apple's CEO Tim Cook was emailed directly to unsuspend Apple ID
Suddenly, the Apple ID was suspended for an unknown reason, but a story was released that CEO Tim Cook was sent an email directly to have the suspension lifted.
Apple broke up with me ????
Apple's CEO Tim Cook shared his story about having his account unsuspended by Mere Civilian, a personal blog about things around him from a mere civilian standpoint. According to Mere Civilian, the process leading up to the account suspension was that even though I made a deposit to my Apple ID using a credit card, I could not make a deposit due to an error, so I thought 'I will try it after a few days', but the next day all It says 'Your Account Has Been Disabled in the App Store and iTunes' on your Apple device.
When I called Apple Support, the first time I was told that I had suspended my account because I violated the Apple Media Services Terms of Service, and the second time I was told that the backend team had decided to suspend my account. It was reported that the reason for the account suspension could not be confirmed with the authority of. However, the poster who said he couldn't give up his Apple ID, which he had been using for 10 years, ignored Cook's email address from an acquaintance working at Apple, ignoring the supporter's suggestion to 'create a new account.' obtain. He said he decided to speak directly to CEO Cook.
Mere Civilian, as the name of the blog says, is 'just an ordinary person', but when he clearly stated in an email to CEO Cook that he was 'I'm sure he wasn't doing anything wrong,' he was an executive of CEO Cook. A reply from a member of the team saying 'I will investigate the case' arrived. The account was unsuspended in about two weeks, and the purchased digital items, subscriptions, balances, etc. were completely restored.
However, even when I asked the person in charge of this executive team, he said that he did not understand 'why the account was suspended'. 'It's better to let 10 sinners escape than the innocent suffers,' said William Blackstone, a renowned 18th-century common law researcher. Can never happen to 99% of people. The question is how to find out if you belong to 99% of the people. '
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