It’s been more than 2 years ago.
Apollo, the app right?
How Have You Personally Dealt With The Loss of Apollo?
I did not, I just sideloaded Apollo and still am using the app.
I’m glad that exploit still works. Though it has a developer account upfront cost to access.
Though it has a developer account upfront cost to access.
No, not entirely true (luckily). You can use SideStore or AltStore to sideload at least 3 apps freely. The “downside” is you have to refresh every 7 days.
The good side is; SideStore + LiveContainer allows for unlimited apps to sideload and there’s a shortcut to auto-refresh apps each day (so no worries about expiring apps).
However, it is true for most convenience, Apple developer certificate is still the best and usually costs €6-20 euro through third party seller (for one year).
However I’m in Canada. Sideloading isn’t allowed here yet by the government or Apple.
I believe this is talking about the original AltStore, which uses the same mechanism that app developers use to test their apps on device as they’re developing and works in any country, not just the EU. You run a Mac app on your local network called AltServer, then the AltStore app on your phone can automatically send .ipa files to the server to get signed or re-signed. As they mentioned, with a free Apple account the signed app is good for 7 days before needing a refresh, if you pay Apple for a developer account it’s much longer and you can have more things signed at once.
I started with the memmy app and started using mlem simultaneously to see which I preferred. At the time, I was used to what Apollo offered. Once mlem got more updates and features I switched to it exclusively.
So far I can’t think of a single feature that’s “missing” for me, but then again I usually just do the most basic stuff on here: browse, like, save and occasionally comment. Definitely made the last two years a better experience.
I wonder if people used the SharePlay feature much?
