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,,Assuming it works out the same as on Android, I very much doubt that sideloading would ever be mainstream or popular'' I don't need sideloading often, but in
by xiphias2 5y ago
,,Assuming it works out the same as on Android, I very much doubt that sideloading would ever be mainstream or popular''
I don't need sideloading often, but in those cases I really need it. As an example I'm in a part of Mexico where a local app is more used than Uber, but it's not in the Swiss app store that I'm registered in. I just sideloaded the app using the Huawei app store. I'm not sure what's the Apple way to solve these kinds of problems, as I don't have an iPhone.
- howinteresting 5y agoApple's solution is to suck it up and deal without. Personally I agree with you, escape hatches are essential. See also, emulators and torrent remote apps.
- xiphias2 5y agoI'm using uTorrnet for that on Google store, don't need side loading for that...but it's missing on my iPad pro. Also I didn't want to mention adult apps that are all sideloaded.