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Is that true now that the latest ios/xcode combo allows anyone with an apple id to self sign most apps (those that don't require specific entitlements like push
by 0x0 11y ago
Is that true now that the latest ios/xcode combo allows anyone with an apple id to self sign most apps (those that don't require specific entitlements like push messages)?
If the problem is that you have to use a new app ID and cannot seamlessly install over the existing app, how is that different from using LGPL software installed in /usr/bin on a machine where you haven't been granted root access?
- snuxoll 11y agoYou've always been able to do this. You could distribute your Xamarin.iOS application as source-only and require users compile it themselves without being in violation of the license, but you still cannot release it on the App Store without a commercial license (since it is impossible without jailbreaking to replace the .so).