The Sideloadly team is out with another update to its popular multi-platform sideloading application for iPhone and iPad users this weekend, officially bringing the Sideloadly utility up to version 0.40.3.
Back in January, we showed you a nifty command line-based tool for macOS, Windows, and Linux called ipatool that allowed users to obtain the raw .ipa files of any apps their Apple ID owned via the App Store.
Just yesterday, we talked about AltStore getting support for more than three sideloaded apps at a time via the MacDirtyCow exploit, and today, we’re seeing the same new feature from the competing Sideloadly sideloading software.
Apple has provided steps to accept the new iCloud terms and conditions and update Apple ID settings without using a secondary device.
iOS 16.3 has added a two-factor authentication requirement for iCloud Backup and iCloud Drive to make your device backups and files in the cloud more secure.
There can be instances where the correct Apple Account or iCloud password fails to authenticate in the Home app on iPhone, iPad, or Mac. This troubleshooting tutorial will go over the most common causes and provide step-by-step instructions to resolve them so you can get back to using your HomePod and other smart devices.
Aside from iMessage Contact Key Verification, Apple has announced two other new security features coming in 2023 to protect your Apple ID account and iCloud data.
These tips will help keep your Apple Account secure, preventing scams and unwanted access to your personal data.
This tutorial will guide you through the steps to add or change the shipping and billing addresses in your Apple Account from iPhone, iPad, or Mac.
In this tutorial, we'll show you how to get free apps from the iPhone or iPad App Store without Face ID or Touch ID authentication and without entering your Apple ID password.
The practice of sideloading apps on the iPhone and iPad has exploded in popularity over the years thanks to convenient sideloading platforms such as AltStore and Sideloady. Unfortunately, most people are using free Apple developer accounts to do this, which limits the number of apps these users can sideload and operate to just three at a time.
Before AltStore and AltServer became the mainstream way of sideloading apps onto iPhones and iPads, you may recall using Saurik’s Cydia Impactor app. Unfortunately, the latter stopped working for users without paid Apple developer accounts some time ago.