Sideloading

Apple has confirmed third-party app stores will be available on the iPad from tomorrow, September 16.

Apple says the new "App Verification Screen" is a bug - at least for now.

Apple has blamed the potential for scams and more as the reason why third-party app stores aren't available outside of the EU.

Apple is reportedly ‘ready’ to enable app sideloading to the App Store in the EU before its regulations kick in from March.

Opinion While a lot of the talk about sideloading apps to iPhone has been pessimistic, it’s a move that’s brimming with potential.

In a new interview, Apple’s head of security makes clear how sideloading can be a detriment, not a benefit to the user.

Apple has filed a legal case against the EU's Digital Markets Act (DMA), which requires bigger companies like Apple to open up their platforms to sideloading.

Apple could be forced to allow third-party app stores in Europe and Setapp is already ready for it.

On The Talk Show last week, Craig Federighi confirmed sideloading was being dealt with - but is that all there is?