Apple's Arguments Against Sideloading on iOS: All Your Questions Answered
Sideloading is a fancy word for downloading an app binary from non-official platforms or the open internet and installing it on a device like a normal app. The practice is allowed on Android, granting users the flexibility of downloading apps from official or non-official app stores and the open internet. The iPhone, on the other hand, is a polar opposite.
Since the launch of the App Store in 2008, Apple has maintained stringent control over the experience of the iPhone and where cus
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