4 ms·

This is something laughable that Apple does. Anytime you install something from Github it'll make you click a few extra boxes. And their tightening down of thin

This is something laughable that Apple does. Anytime you install something from Github it'll make you click a few extra boxes. And their tightening down of things also ends up making people look for third party software in the first place. All this really does is, like you said, teach people to ignore warnings.

Ldorigo 1y ago
Is it possible to install stuff from GitHub on iOS? I thought it was completely impossible on apple devices.
- deleted 1y ago
  [deleted]
- jcdentonn 1y ago
  It is, but you have to reinstall it every week.
  - np1810 1y ago
    > It is, but you have to reinstall it every week. I'd greatly appreciate it if you can share the relevant link/repo for it?
    - monegator 1y ago
      You use sideloadly to install any ipa you want. If you don't have a developer account it will sign the application using a key with the validity of seven whole days! (instead if you have a developer account it will be valid one year, and don't forget to pay the 99€/year ransom)
    - jerbear4328 1y ago
      https://altstore.io https://altstore.io is the big one. You might want the AltStore fork SideStore (you can do the weekly reinstall without a computer, https://sidestore.io https://sidestore.io). Other tools exist, like https://sideloadly.io https://sideloadly.io and https://appdb.to https://appdb.to.
  - zelphirkalt 1y ago
    Great way to make users hate their own devices.
  - jeffhuys 1y ago
    Unless: https://old.reddit.com/r/sideloaded/comments/1debdgh/guide_how_to_sideload_on_ios_without_expiry/ https://old.reddit.com/r/sideloaded/comments/1debdgh/guide_h...
- godelski 1y ago
  I was referring to OSX but if you didn't know there's a current European lawsuit going on about doing exactly this for iOS
- Cthulhu_ 1y ago
  There was a workaround using an enterprise certificate, but I believe Apple stopped that for misuse of the enterprise program.
IshKebab 1y ago
That's just their first step. They will remove the extra boxes eventually. They already removed option-click as a workaround.

Ldorigo 1y ago

Is it possible to install stuff from GitHub on iOS? I thought it was completely impossible on apple devices.

deleted 1y ago
[deleted]
jcdentonn 1y ago
It is, but you have to reinstall it every week.
- np1810 1y ago
  > It is, but you have to reinstall it every week. I'd greatly appreciate it if you can share the relevant link/repo for it?
  - monegator 1y ago
    You use sideloadly to install any ipa you want. If you don't have a developer account it will sign the application using a key with the validity of seven whole days! (instead if you have a developer account it will be valid one year, and don't forget to pay the 99€/year ransom)
  - jerbear4328 1y ago
    https://altstore.io https://altstore.io is the big one. You might want the AltStore fork SideStore (you can do the weekly reinstall without a computer, https://sidestore.io https://sidestore.io). Other tools exist, like https://sideloadly.io https://sideloadly.io and https://appdb.to https://appdb.to.
- zelphirkalt 1y ago
  Great way to make users hate their own devices.
- jeffhuys 1y ago
  Unless: https://old.reddit.com/r/sideloaded/comments/1debdgh/guide_how_to_sideload_on_ios_without_expiry/ https://old.reddit.com/r/sideloaded/comments/1debdgh/guide_h...
godelski 1y ago
I was referring to OSX but if you didn't know there's a current European lawsuit going on about doing exactly this for iOS
Cthulhu_ 1y ago
There was a workaround using an enterprise certificate, but I believe Apple stopped that for misuse of the enterprise program.

IshKebab 1y ago

That's just their first step. They will remove the extra boxes eventually. They already removed option-click as a workaround.