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You can do that. The only extra step is you need to have your app signed by Apple. Not App Store review, it just scans for malware and signs it.
by ogre_codes 6y ago
You can do that. The only extra step is you need to have your app signed by Apple. Not App Store review, it just scans for malware and signs it.
- PurpleFoxy 6y agoAnd charges you $100/year for that scan.
- smnrchrds 6y agoIs it at least available in all countries?
- GeekyBear 6y agoThe extended validation code signing certificate you need for your software installer to get around Windows 10's SmartScreen isn't free either.
- nicky0 6y agoThat's really not a lot of money if you are selling software as a business.
- fsflover 6y agoAnd what if you are a non-profit?
- CandyFace 6y agoI can speak for the cross platform open source project I work on; we don't pay the license fee. That means regularly bumping into new users that need help with opening the mac application, so we've written a "How to" guide as a workaround . It's an annoyance we'll live with, probably until we hit v1.0 and then i'll probably take it upon me to pay that fee.
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- The_Colonel 6y agoSad reality is that if you'not making profit (which Apple takes cut of), you're not important for Apple.