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Scenario = I created an app that I want to put into production. I also have created an App ID on my developer.apple.com account for that app and an iAd account that I believe was created using said App ID.

com.domainname.appname

Issue = I changed the name of my app and inso doing I got a new domain name for the new name.

Problem = Apple does not allow you to edit an existing App ID.

Question = How do I change my App ID? 

com.newdomainname.newappname

Comment/Question = I know Apple says that it is impossible, therefore, can someone who has been through a name change like this before enlighten me with the steps necessary to accomplish an app name change and change the App ID as such to be concurrent with iAd and any other third party service I may be using with said App ID?

If I have to create a whole new App profile with Apple or whatever, that's fine. I just need to know the steps so I don't get anything wrong and fudge things up. If someone who has done this before can help me I'd appreciate it. Thanks.

Tom Testicool
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  • There is no need to touch the app id for bundle id to rename the app. And please search. The list of related questions to the right already shows several topics covering this question. – rmaddy Jul 16 '14 at 16:27
  • Negative. It is a unique question. Read. "3) (important) I also created an iAd account using the identifier for my app." No question covers that. – Tom Testicool Jul 16 '14 at 16:29
  • As I said, you don't touch the app id. It's a trivial name change. – rmaddy Jul 16 '14 at 16:30
  • Inso changing the name I also bought a new domain name for the App name I chose. I would like to change the bundle id (app id) to my new domain 'com.newdomain.myapp' so that everything "looks pretty". – Tom Testicool Jul 16 '14 at 16:32
  • Then update your question with that need. Your question only states that you want to change the name. With that additional need I will reopen since it is no longer a duplicate. – rmaddy Jul 16 '14 at 16:36
  • Did you read my last comment? – rmaddy Jul 16 '14 at 16:37
  • Very well I shall change the name of the question. – Tom Testicool Jul 16 '14 at 16:37
  • You still need to update the actual question making it clear that you want to change the app id too. The body of your question still looks like a duplicate since you make no mention that you want to change the app id. – rmaddy Jul 16 '14 at 16:42

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