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It’s a very good point that a less efficient way to side load apps onto an iPhone exists. The enterprise cert program and associated software and infrastructur
by zaroth 8y ago
It’s a very good point that a less efficient way to side load apps onto an iPhone exists.
The enterprise cert program and associated software and infrastructure allows efficient internal side-loading under specific licensing conditions. If you break the license you don’t get to keeping using the product just because you bought the hardware that that licensed software happens to run on!
- pentae 8y agoWhat less efficient way to side load apps exist? Flying the person to FB HQ and plugging their phone into a developers machine by USB? Yeah, right.
- saagarjha 8y agoNo, collecting UDIDs and using (multiple) standard developer accounts.
- joezydeco 8y agoWith TestFlight you don't even need to collect UDIDs or even email accounts anymore. And that's 10,000 users per app.
- saagarjha 8y agoTestFlight requires going through a partial app review processes.
- joezydeco 8y agoTrue. I'm surprised the enterprise app doesn't involve the same review.
- ivanbozic 8y agoIt shouldn't involve the same review. Apps internal to a company might break some rules set by Apple, but are agreed to by the employee in question via their contract or consent. The whole point of the enterprise distribution system is to easily distribute apps inside your organization. Facebook clearly abused the distribution system here.