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AltStore allows limited sideloading of iPhone apps Apple doesn't approve

As Apple faces pressure to open up the iPhone to third-party App Store providers, one developer has been helping users sideload apps since 2019 — and has issues with overbroad legislation demanding users be able to sideload. Apple has been persistently consistent and clear on its view that sideloading brings malware risks , and it's going to take changes in the law to make it allow unapproved apps onto the iPhone . Yet developer Riley Testut has been using one of Apple's own tools to allow users to install apps from outside Apple's curated App Store. According to Fast Company , AltStore has been downloaded over 1.5 million times since its 2019 launch . It reportedly has over 300,000 active monthly users, and almost 6,000 of those contribute to Testut's Patreon, paying over $14,500 for him to work on the service full time.

5 apps to help you get through that new year's day hangover

ah, day of the new year in Australia. A time to huddle, miserably hungover, before three industrial medium fans on a breathtaking hot summer day. Some of you may have only one or two perfectly reasonable glasses of champagne in the night before, and fresh and full of vigor on Jan 1. For the rest of you miserable sods, leave these applications help you. 1. Deliveroo face it: you are not out of the nest of sheets and regret that you have created for themselves. Maintenance will have to come to you. The UK-based startup, started in Australia in November, partner with local restaurants to bring something gourmet directly in front of your door. Sydney Sierre: you work with Mary's citizens. Is there a better way to bring in the new year as by throwing all of your diet plans from the window? Of course not. The iOS app is free in the App Store. 2. Stan if the rising temperatures simply not let sleeping past noon, no fear - you do not need to leave your bedroom.

5 secrets for recording iPhone Video

Andreas Rentz-Getty Images for Paramount Pictu director Michael Bay to visit the European Premiere of "Transformers: Age of extinction" in the Sony Center at 29. June 2014 in Berlin, Germany. Check these before your family holiday get-together many professional photographers say the best camera is the one you are carrying. If this is true, then millions of iPhone users are packaging some excellent videography gear everywhere. But wear around your iPhone and actually capture great images with it are two different things entirely. Want to be the next J.J. Abrams? Cut some scenes with these five iPhone movie-making tips. 1. Invest in gear to enhance your images while the iPhone the convenient location makes it ideal for the acquisition only about every moment by some hardware to your handset will mean that more polished recordings. The $59 iKlip handle helps to stabilize a shot by video filmer give something to keep. It can also be used as a tripod so that you even i