Read what Apple's head of security has to say against iPhone app sideloading
Read what Apple's head of security has to say against iPhone app sideloading
Google allows Android users to sideload apps, but this has raised concerns about malicious code. Now, Apple may allow iPhone users to sideload apps in response to EU regulations. Apple's head of security engineering and architecture, Ivan Krstić, explained that sideloading would give users access to apps not available on the App Store but may compromise security.
Google allows Android users to sideload apps, but this has raised concerns about malicious code. Now, Apple may allow iPhone users to sideload apps in response to EU regulations. Apple's head of security engineering and architecture, Ivan Krstić, explained that sideloading would give users access to apps not available on the App Store but may compromise security.
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Google allows Android users to sideload apps, but this has raised concerns about malicious code. Now, Apple may allow iPhone users to sideload apps in response to EU regulations. Apple's head of security engineering and architecture, Ivan Krstić, explained that sideloading would give users access to apps not available on the App Store but may compromise security. 
