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Yup, it is. If you're remembering what I was remembering, there was a developer who created a adhoc profiles and would distribute their app 100 at a time, then
by eddieroger 12y ago
Yup, it is. If you're remembering what I was remembering, there was a developer who created a adhoc profiles and would distribute their app 100 at a time, then remove the device and start over. This was before Apple's rolling hundred devices was implemented.
- captainmuon 12y agoBut if I understand it right, in that case the developer was distributing the app, signed with his own developer's account, abusing the 100 devices you have for testing. What I meant was to let the users be the developers, and sign and deploy it themselves. If you didn't care about selling it, you could just dump the source somewhere with a little installation script. I can imagine many IOS users who would like to use emulators or other banned apps would happily pay $99 and compile their own stuff.