How to install Modified Apps while signing services are down!

This is a quick tutorial on how to sideload apps while signing services, and tools are down. Note: Your MUST have a MAC, or be running a Virtual Machine with MacOS installed!! Requirements: Apple Device Xcode. Download from the Mac App store or From Apple's Dev Website iOS App Signer MacOS (Virtual Machines & Hackintosh will work as well) An Apple ID The IPA you wish to sideload This guide Step 1: Open Xcode and create a new iOS or tvOS application (depending on the Apple device you are using) Step 2: Type in a name and identifier (choose something unique to you, example: com.yourusername.LDOE) Step 3: You should be asked where to save the project, select the desktop and hit next. Step 4: Plug your device in (Make sure you TRUST the computer!) and Select the device from the list (located in the top left as shown) Step 5: Select the top of the project tree (should be the only one that shows the App Store style icon) then press Targets. You should see a screen that shows signing (Note: it may not look identical to this screen depending on Xcode version) Step 6: Press the drop down menu called "Teams", then select "Add an Account" from the drop down menu. (Note: You only have to do this for the 1st app you sign, in the future the "Team" will already be available as an option in the drop down!) Step 7: Sign in with any Apple ID you have Step 8: Exit out of the pop up window and select your Apple ID "Team" you just added. Step 8B: (If you have additional devices) Plug in additional device Go to Product Menu Under Destination, select your device Repeat from Step 3 Step 9: Open Terminal and type xcode-select --install Step 10: Xcode should now be good. Don't exit out yet. Step 11: Open App Signer (You may be required to allow unknown apps to run on your Mac) Select the IPA you want to install. and the provisioning profile (Make sure you select "(Device Name) Developer") Note: Adding a Display Name, Version and SHort Version are optional. If left blank they will use the IPAs default Step 12: Name the file, (I suggest naming it something different than the "Stock" IPA name) Step 13: Return to Xcode, select "Window" from the top bar -> (Click) Devices and Simulators Step 14: Select your device under "Connected" followed by the + under "Installed Apps" Step 15: Select the IPA you just created with iOS App Signer, and press Open. Xcode will now install the App on your device. Once this is completed the App will be on your device signed! Step 16: On your device go to Settings -> General -> Device Management -> Trust Certificate (as you would do with any other sideloaded app.

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