Sideloading iOS Apps No Longer Possible on M1 Macs

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By Juli CloverJan 15, 2021, 3:51 pm1.1k ptsHot
Apple this week implemented a server side blocking mechanism to prevent M1 Mac owners from sideloading iOS apps that have not been made available on the Mac by iOS app developers. Image via 9to5Mac As noted by 9to5Mac, it is no longer possible to use third-party apps like iMazing to obtain an app .ipa file to…

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