Would you be able to upload the .ipa files for iPhone installation? about ios-mac-app HOT 5 OPEN

You could hack your phone if it is old enough, or you wait until Apple allows side-loading. It should be a matter of time:
https://digital-markets-act.ec.europa.eu/index_en

Expect iOS 17.2 or whatever release happens between Sept. 1st and end of February 2024 to either support 3rd party App Stores or side-loading.

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Hello Amir, thanks for suggestion!
Do you have means to sign the ipa file yourself? Otherwise it just won't install on your devices.

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@jaroslavas I'm not sure what that means. How can an iPhone user sign the ipa file? Does it need to use App Store for that? I'm basically looking for a way to download the installation file of ProtonVPN and install it on a phone, similar to the process of installing an app on an Android device by downloading the .apk file and installing it manually. Do you think it would be possible to do something like this for iPhone as well?

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Assuming that people don't have access to App Store to "sign" .ipa files, is there any other way to circumvent this? Is there a a method described on a GitHub page/repo or other website that provides an alternative/easy way to sign .ipa files?

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Appsync and also dropping iOS 12 support without adding the Stealth protocall is dumb because in countries that are developing more people still use old iPhones.

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