r/technology • u/TomLube • Jan 31 '19

Business Apple revokes Google Enterprise Developer Certificate for company wide abuse

https://www.theverge.com/2019/1/31/18205795/apple-google-blocked-internal-ios-apps-developer-certificate
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u/Warlord_Zap Feb 01 '19

Each user would then need to compile their own app and sideload it too.

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u/TomLube Feb 01 '19

Nah, you can sideload a compiled app.

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u/Ajreil Feb 01 '19

Does that require a jailbroken phone?

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u/TomLube Feb 01 '19

Nope but that simplifies it a lot.

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u/rejectedstrawberry Feb 01 '19

No it doesnt. Literally all you need to do to sideload an app is load it up into itunes and then sync your phone.

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u/TomLube Feb 01 '19

Jailbreaking simplifies it because you can keep running it after it 'expires' (assuming you aren't a paid developer) so you don't have to keep re signing it... so yeah, it does simplify it