Apple iOS 17.4 version is out now (Image via Unsplash/Bagus Hernawan) Apple has not provided any official instructions on how to sideload apps on iPhone with the iOS 17.4 update.

Sideload apps: Follow developer instructions to add to your phone. Not common. Risky: Jailbreak an iOS device and load apps to it. This article explains how to get apps that are not in the App ...

AltStore is, as the name implies, an alternative app store for iOS devices. Made by Riley Testut, it's the easiest and safest way to sideload apps on your iPad or iPhone, including the iPhone 15 ...

It is safe to sideload apps on your iPhone unless you are downloading third-party apps from un-trusted sources and using the jailbreaking method to sideload apps on your iPhone.

App sideloading, an Android staple, is rumored to be a new feature in iOS 17, allowing users to install apps from sources other than the App Store.

Enterprises can add their own enterprise app stores to iOS devices since 2010, making specialized software available to their employees. Developers can also sideload apps, which is necessary for ...

Meanwhile, on Android, it's possible to sideload apps from third-party sources without ever opening Google Play.

It looks like Apple will be introducing the ability to sideload apps on your iPhone with the new iOS 17 software update which is expected later this year ...

Apple is tipped to set the stage for sideloading apps on iPhone with iOS 17 in compliance with European regulations.

Apple has been under pressure in the European Union as the Digital Markets Act antitrust legislation requires the company to allow users to sideload apps outside the App Store to increase ...