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How can I distribute iOS apps that have been disapproved in the App Store?

In the past few months, I have made some simple but fun iPhone apps, and they were rejected by Apple during the approval process.

In some cases, I put in many weeks or months of effort. I just hate that these applications disappear without any download.

Since these my apps will never see the light of day on the App Store, is there a way I can let my friends and friends download these apps if I host these binaries on my website? Can someone tell me about the process or go through the instructions?

Are they simple enough if I post them on Facebook, will most users get it? Is there a website there that allows users like me (with unapproved applications) to post these files to everyone in the world to download them?

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Take a look at testflight .

You just need to get the email that you can get on the iPhone and add a specific user to check the flight. Once he signs up, you can get the iPhone ID and add it to the training profile.

When you create an assembly and download it, users are notified by email and the application is installed remotely with a few taps.

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You can allow a limited number of users to test your application with special training. The free service provided by http://www.testflightapp.com simplifies the process of distribution and transmission over the air.

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Why not just open them? You are probably not going to make a lot of money by distributing them using TestFlight or even Cydia. Instead, clear the code to remove any proprietary things you don't want to include (API keys, etc.), and put them on GitHub. This will not only help the community, but you can use your GitHub account as a kind of resume for future employers or clients. Moreover, you can get free help with a code if someone deploys your game and makes changes!

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An old thread, but can an Enterprise Developer license help here if you are not selling them applications?

Just a thought.

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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/1387758/

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