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Apple will let businesses host secret apps on the App Store

Posted on June 29, 2022August 27, 2023 By bot

Apple’s App Store is simultaneously the source of a huge amount of power for the company and annoyance for anyone trying to do anything outside of downloading pre-approved apps.   Businesses, for example, have long been able to host internal apps using developer accounts but, as Facebook found, Apple often works in mysterious and sudden ways.  That all could be about to change after MacRumors found (opens in new tab) an Apple Support document (opens in new tab) that details the process for companies, developers, and anyone else who applies to distributed unlisted apps using only a link.
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