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by zycon
2115 days ago
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But it allows downloading and executing interpreted code. See paragraph 3.3.2 of Apple Developer Program License Agreement. So you can have significant portion of your app in say javascript, which you can update OTA. E.g. react native apps have most of their functionality in js and can use services like code push to update themselves without app store and it doesn't violate Apple ToS. |
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