Thanks to the European Union's Digital Markets Act, earlier this year sideloading became possible on iOS devices in Europe. In a historic shift, Apple finally unlocked the gates to its tightly ...

The recent release of Apple’s iOS 17.4 brings the ability for sideloading on the iPhone and alternative App Stores to users in Europe. Apple’s iOS operating system has traditionally operated within a ...

When Apple announced plans to comply with the new Digital Markets Act (DMA) legislation in Europe, we discovered that iPhone sideloading would not be what some developers and iPhone users wanted.

European developers see a new Apple sideloading feature from Cupertino which will allow them to distribute their iOS apps directly from their websites or other platforms, but there is a requirement.

Apple’s arm seems to have been twisted by the European Union’s Digital Markets Act yet again, as it has announced it will soon allow downloads of apps onto iOS devices (sometimes known as sideloading) ...

With each iOS 17.4 beta that Apple releases, Europeans are getting closer to what's considered to be the holy grail of Apple's iPhone for many longtime users: iPhone sideloading. That's the ability to ...

As promised, the iOS 17.5 beta includes support for sideloading apps directly from authorized developer websites in the European Union. When Apple first released its plans for complying with the EU's ...