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There's nothing to stop them putting the app on their Apple device if they had the source.
by SoftwareMaven 14y ago
There's nothing to stop them putting the app on their Apple device if they had the source.
- shuzchen 14y agoI don't do IOS development, but from what I hear you still need a developer account (which costs money and I'm assuming can be revoked) and there exists an install limit for your dev app (though I hear that limit is a lot higher than it used to be). Their goal is also to provide this to other families. I don't think you can expect everyone that wants this tool to have apple hardware to compile on as well as a developer account. That's a lot of hoops to get through when the alternative is as simple as attaching your .apk in an email or posting it online.