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Last days, I find an iOS app that can be installed on your iPhone after follow some steps. (Principally allowing their certificate).
Here it is: https://ios.gadgethacks.com/how-to/binance-101-install-mobile-app-your-iphone-0181988/
My question is: How can I publish an app out of the App Store?
Thanks in advance.
You cannot.
What Binance is doing is blatantly against Apple Terms of Service and I expect their developer certificate to be revoked very soon and account to be closed. They are using their enterprise account to distribute the app to the public.
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I have quite a lot of people who want to test out my app and I was wondering how many people Apple allows to download it before it's on the AppStore. Does this change if you use TestFlight?
You're allowed up to 1000 "external testers" for Apple's TestFlight service, as is described in the very top paragraph of Apple's TestFlight web page.
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I'm trying to test my app on my device using the Xcode Wildcard App ID. However, the Apple Developer Portal is down. When I try to run the app, I get A valid provisioning profile for this executable was not found.I've tried disabling code signing using methods I've found here and other places on the internet by editing the SDKSettings Plist file, and I get an error message No code signature found.
To make matters worse, the provisioning profile for my app expired during the outage, so I can't use that either. How can I test my app on a device before the portal is back up? I use cocos2d, so the framerate in the simulator is horrid.
I'm afraid you're SOL, unless you're willing to jailbreak...
Nope, Testflight can solve your problem. You just need to release your .ipa
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I'm currently planning the transfer of some apps from one iOS-Developer-Programm to another. Now Apple introduced the option to transfer the apps via 'Transfer App' in iTunes connect (more details in the ITC FAQ)
Apple specifically says, that
You cannot transfer iCloud enabled apps or apps using iCloud entitlements, Passbook IDs, certificates, or notifications.
Q: Would it be possible to upload a new version with push-notifications disabled in the App-ID and then use the 'Transfer app'-utility?
My reasoning goes thus: theoretically it should be possible to do this, once the push-notification capability is disabled.
However, since this feature is quite new and Apple has posted barely any information on how it works (apart from this really short FAQ), I'd rather ask around before trying and failing miserably.
So: does anyone have already experience with transferring apps that didn't stick to Apple's rules?
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Team,
Today when I tried to login to twitter in my iPad's settings app. It is throwing username and password is incorrect, even I have given correct credentials.
My iPad has iOS 6.1 OS.
Why its hapenning?
Just thought of sharing this in this forum.
After struggling for a long time, found that my iPad system time was set to the past date. This was the reason for the login error.
But I am disappointed that, its throwing wrong error.
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Here is my situation:
I joined both Mac OSX and iOS dev program.
I have successfully got a contract of Mac OS X Paid Applications.
Now I want to get a contract for iOS paid application.
but, as my screenshot showing, there is no button for me to request one. Should I contact Apple's support?
Yes it's recommended you to contact directly to apple.