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> Under Apple's clarified guidelines, if a University put out a remote learning app to help students deal with the pandemic better than a browser solution, Appl
by Razengan 6y ago
> Under Apple's clarified guidelines, if a University put out a remote learning app to help students deal with the pandemic better than a browser solution, Apple would be entitled to 30% of each user's tuition.
I think they have mechanisms for distributing apps within an organization.
- reallydontask 6y agoWould you care to clarify? Do you mean that universities can distribute iOS apps to iOS devices without using the App Store?
- weehoo 6y agoYeah that’s how companies like grocery stores that use iOS based devices for inventory management load their apps.
- reallydontask 6y agoThere is the Apple Developer Enterprise Program[0] but it suggests it's only for employees. >Use the program only to create proprietary, in-house apps for internal use, and to distribute these apps privately and securely to employees within the organization. Not sure if there is another programme that would work for universities [0]https://developer.apple.com/programs/enterprise/ https://developer.apple.com/programs/enterprise/
- youngtaff 6y agoThat's within an organisation though via enterprise distribution, or managed devices University students normally bring their own devices so don't fit into that model
- cma 6y agoEmployee only: https://developer.apple.com/business/custom-apps/ https://developer.apple.com/business/custom-apps/