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They must have expected this when they changed the latest xcode to allow free personal provisioning. There's already some significant annoying limitations, in
by 0x0 11y ago
They must have expected this when they changed the latest xcode to allow free personal provisioning.
There's already some significant annoying limitations, in particular short provisioning expiration limits (must reinstall the app every 90 days), and no access to services like push notifications.
- walterbell 11y agoIs the app prevented from starting after 90 days?
- JonathonW 11y agoYes, once a provisioning profile expires, apps built against it fail to launch. You have to rebuild and reinstall the app (with an updated provisioning profile, but Xcode takes care of all that behind the scenes now) to get an expired app working again.