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Regardless, I’m simply not in a position to dedicate time to this until mid-December and I also do not have much good advice for users, other than to annoyingly note that if you buy an Apple developer account, Cydia Impactor works and you can install apps on hundreds of devices. If anyone else wants to do this work, I am *not* a gatekeeper: if there were a “walk-through” of GrandSlam, people like me can easily support it the only existing references I’ve found are presentations by Vladimir Katalov (the CEO of and work by InflatableDonkey. I just can’t take weeks off right now to work on Cydia :(. I actually am very interested in doing this work but, as I have stated before, I also now have a day job where I’m in charge of technology for a company that absolutely must release its product within the next few weeks.

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(FWIW, I am actually impressed with the “creative workaround” (a plugin for Apple Mail) that came up with for AltServer (which is largely based on the open source code for Cydia Impactor’s core, ldid!) and am interested to see what he does for Windows.)

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(On jailbroken iOS-or apparently on “a jailbroken Mac”, where you disable SIP and patch amfid, similar to how we jailbreak iOS… I wonder how much longer it will be before we need exploits for that :/-one can directly use Apple’s AuthKit to get the right authentication headers.) (Alternatively, I could drop support for Linux-which honestly feels like “defeat” :(-to only support macOS and Windows, in which case I spend my time ripping apart iTunes to figure out where it is storing its keys on Windows but this would be easy for Apple to repeatedly break.) (I then told myself I shouldn’t be working on this at the wedding unless I had a fast fix (which I didn’t), was being swamped with an audit deadline at work I needed to hit, frankly hate having to wade into the “eta wen” posts, and honestly wanted to see what other people found.)Ĭydia Impactor (unlike, say, ReProvision) is intended to run on stock desktop platforms (macOS, Windows, and Linux) to support this new authentication scheme will require spending some time-I’d guess well over a week?-reverse engineering Apple’s code to achieve interoperability. When Apple did this, I’d just arrived in Florida for a wedding (one of a dear friend and where I was a groomsman) even so, I stayed up ludicrously late the night before the ceremony rehearsal to understand the issue and try to triage how much it would hurt to fix Cydia Impactor. Feel free to share if this helped you, or to include some feedback as well.About two weeks ago, Apple made a change to their provisioning service to require a different authentication scheme for “free” Apple accounts (they return an error that mentions upgrading to “Xcode 7.3”) this broke Cydia Impactor for users without a paid Apple Developer account. However, we would like to know if this fixed your Cydia Impactor “Update to Xcode 7.3” error in the comments. The above process has been proven by several users to work as we await an official patch from Saurik.

Read Also: Fix Peer certificate can’t be authenticated on Cydia Impactor That’s it!

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Drag and drop, or click on the plus (+) sign and it should sideload the newly-signed app.

Select your device and it should show loaded apps at the bottom.

Go back to Xcode and navigate to Window> Devices.

Click Start and choose an output path and name of file.

Open iOS App Signer “Input File” is the app you want to sideload, “Signing Certificate” should have some reference to your Apple ID, and “Provisioning Profile” is the project you created in Xcode.

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Once it successfully runs the project in the target device, download iOS App Signer and follow the prompts.

After it runs, navigate to Settings> General> Device Management and Trust yourself as a developer.

Wait for the status bar to load and once complete, click the “play” button in the top bar or manually click “Run”.

Select your Apple ID as a “team” and leave all other values in their default.

Select your device in the top left bar.

Create a new single project in Xcode and attach your iOS device.

Click the ‘Create’ button on the right-side of the window.

Double click on the ID on the right-hand box and a window will open.

Move the program to Applications and open it.

Install Xcode on the computer running macOS.