Have you ever wondered how to sideload apps on your iPhone? Perhaps you’re trying to install a beta app for testing, or your workplace has an app that you need to download that isn’t on the App Store. . You might think it’s impossible to sideload it onto your iPhone without jailbreaking your device, but that’s actually not the case.
Historically, it has been difficult to install third-party apps on iPhones. I remember back in the days of the iPhone 4 when I jailbroken the device to get the haptic keyboard. However, things are different these days and there are ways to install apps from so-called “untrusted developers” on your iPhone. Even better, it’s super easy to do.
However, there are some caveats before you begin. Installing apps from third parties (i.e. not via the App Store or Test Flight) can be risky. Before installing anything on your device, be sure of the authenticity of the source.
Here, we are installing beta software from a known developer so that we can test their products, so we know it is genuine.
That aside, let’s take a look at how to sideload apps on your iPhone.
How to sideload apps from untrusted third-party developers onto your iPhone
First you need to do the following: Download and install the app filefor example from a browser.
1. Tap on an installed app
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You can see that there are no problems installing third-party apps. but, Tap the installed app tile You’ll see a warning that the app can’t run because iOS can’t verify the developer.
2.[設定]>[一般]Go to.
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Open the Settings app and Tap “General”.
3.[VPN とデバイス管理]Choose.
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scroll down and Select VPN and device management.
4. Tap the developer button
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At the bottom, you’ll see a banner indicating the developer of the app you’ve installed. tap the banner.
5. Tap “Trust” [Developer]
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now Tap “Trust” [Developer]. If the developer is trusted but the app is not verified by his App Store, you will see a list of other trusted apps by the same developer at the bottom of the screen.
6. Tap “Trust” to confirm
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finally, Tap “Trust” To confirm.
There it is. You should now be able to open the app normally. Again, be careful about which apps you download, install, and open on your iPhone. Please check if the location you are downloading from is trusted.
For more iPhone guides, check out our tutorials on how to clear iPhone RAM, how to transfer data from iPhone to iPhone, and how to delete multiple contacts on iPhone.
