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The Complete Guide to Third-Party App Stores on iOS: Sideloading, Safety, and the Best Alternatives
"For over a decade, the iOS ecosystem operated as a strictly regulated "walled garden." Apple maintained absolute control over what software could run on the iPhone, routing all installations through its official App Store. This closed system was praised for its security and ease of use, but criticized by developers for high commission rates and restrictive policies. Recently, regulatory pressure—most notably the European Union’s Digital Markets Act (DMA)—has forced Apple to open its mobile platform. The launch of iOS 17.4 marked a historic shift, introducing native support for alternative app marketplaces in the EU. For the first time, users..."
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