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Just resign the app IPA file and you can literally drag and drop it through Xcode onto your iOS devices. Unless you mean pirating apps with sideloading...

• ajscanlan 7y ago
  To run an .ipa on a real device you need to sign it with an Apple developer account, costs $99 a year.
  • lotsofpulp 7y ago
    I thought it has been free for your own device for years: https://www.pcworld.com/article/2933052/apple-frees-casual-ios-developers-of-membership-requirement.html https://www.pcworld.com/article/2933052/apple-frees-casual-i...
    • ajscanlan 7y ago
      Ah! I did not know that, it's been so long since I've not had a developer account. But yes it seems you are right. Do you still have to re-sign the .ipa every 7 days to have it run on the device?
      • oefrha 7y ago
        You do unless you have a paid developer account.
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• reyqn 7y ago
  You need to have macOS though
• Illniyar 7y ago
  that's not even remotely usable by 99% of iPhone users. It's like saying you can sideload apps if you root your phone.
• rahimnathwani 7y ago
  This only works if you: - Sign up for a free developer account, and - Are willing to re-install the app every week