Apple allows sideloading apps on iPhone: What it means for users, how it will work and more
Apple allows sideloading apps on iPhone: What it means for users, how it will work and more
Apple is enabling sideloading on iPhones in the European Union with the iOS 17.4 update. iPhone users can download apps from third-party app stores, violating Apple's guidelines. This change is due to the EU's Digital Markets Act, which categorizes Apple as a "gatekeeper". Sideloading will be available in March.
Apple is enabling sideloading on iPhones in the European Union with the iOS 17.4 update. iPhone users can download apps from third-party app stores, violating Apple's guidelines. This change is due to the EU's Digital Markets Act, which categorizes Apple as a "gatekeeper". Sideloading will be available in March.
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Apple is enabling sideloading on iPhones in the European Union with the iOS 17.4 update. iPhone users can download apps from third-party app stores, violating Apple's guidelines. This change is due to the EU's Digital Markets Act, which categorizes Apple as a "gatekeeper". Sideloading will be available in March. 
