I find the term sideloading problematic. It carries the bias that the "correct" way is to install apps from the centralized app store. The term conveys that thi

I find the term sideloading problematic. It carries the bias that the "correct" way is to install apps from the centralized app store. The term conveys that this is an alternative and undesirable thing to do. The concern of malware is legitimate, but having a centralized approved store is a weak barrier anyway. The iOS has a solid system of permissions and sandboxing that should take care of that. A more drastic change is that tgere are no technical means to impose UI that conforms to the Apple standards or enforce that the app payments go through the Apple payment system.