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Most likely because the dev isn't paying $100/year to Apple to get a signing certificate and access to notarization.
by alin23 4y ago
Most likely because the dev isn't paying $100/year to Apple to get a signing certificate and access to notarization.
- hk1337 4y ago$100 can be a lot but it's not $100/app/year, right? For $100/year you could have several applications?
- pyro2927 4y agoYes, but this might be their only app.
- alin23 4y agoIt's $100/year for enrolling in the Apple Developer Program (number of apps doesn't matter): https://developer.apple.com/programs/ https://developer.apple.com/programs/ It's not a lot given what you get for the money (easy app publishing on the App Store, call support with Apple engineers etc.). But SwiftQuit's dev doesn't make money with the app so he didn't see the need to pay that money just to sign the app. An unsigned app downloaded from the dev's website is as good as a signed one.