Tutorial How to install any unsigned IPA on jailbreaked iOS 10 without AppSync [2 Methods]

Cycas · March 11, 2017

First method

What you will need:

- Filza File Manager

- iOS terminal (mTerminal, WhiteTerminal / MatteTerminal)

Instructions:

1- Download the Unsigned Ipa you want and Open it in Filza

2- Extract the Ipa in Filza

3- Go into the folder you extracted into the Payload and copy the .app file

4- Go to Root section on the side panel and press on the Applications folder you want to paste the .app into that folder

5- Go into Terminal and type in uicache

Done! The icon will appear on your homescreen

If you want to uninstall the app go back into the Applications Folder and delete the .app you put in there and then type in uicache in Terminal Again

Note: The app still won't work in non JB mode this is not a bypass for that

Some apps needed a chmod 777 though. Calculator HD for example. Default permission of extracted xxxx.app folder is/was mostly 755. Simply use Filza, click on the info circle on the right, click one of the permission entries and edit 'Mask' to 0777, scroll down and slide 'Submit to subitems'. Hit 'Save' and you are done

Source > https://redd.it/5mz8li

Second method

Use this method if first didn't work!

What you will need:

- Filza File Manager or iFile

- A Computer (first method doesn't require one)

- Cydia Impactor

Instructions:

1- Get the Unsigned Ipa you want to install

2- Get Cydia Impactor

3- Install the iPA like you normal would

4- Once its installed it will have a certificate

5- Go into Filza Click on the side panel press on root goto Var then goto MobileDevice then Provisioning Profiles then just delete everything in there

Done!

Source > https://redd.it/5n5tjh

Updated March 11, 2017 by Basmal121

KFCzZz · January 10, 2017

Cool

Naeemjr · January 10, 2017

Let's see

Dvdxploitr · January 10, 2017

Do these "expire" like Cydia Impactor method? I have been using that for a couple apps

Cycas · January 10, 2017

Do these "expire" like Cydia Impactor method? I have been using that for a couple apps

No. That's the difference

i0s_tweak3r · March 10, 2017

Second method

Use this method if first didn't work!

What you will need:

- Filza File Manager or iFile

- A Computer (first method doesn't require one)

Instructions:

1- Get the Unsigned Ipa you want to install

2- Get Cydia Impactor

3- Install the iPA like you normal would

4- Once its installed it will have a certificate

5- Go into Filza Click on the side panel press on root goto Var then goto MobileDevice then Provisioning Profiles then just delete everything in there

Done!

Source > https://redd.it/5n5tjh

First: Thank You! By deleting the provisioning file for an app that became an "untrusted developer", then respringing, I can now use the app again!

Question tho....

Could you edit the xml portions of the provisioning files and change the expiration date(to one year from creation date) and time to live(from 7 to 365)?

I did that before seeing this post and I have a couple side-loaded apps that are working despite being past the 7 days from creation date.

I used the tweak "CertTime" and it shows almost a year left now on my Yalu app.

https://ibb.co/gA78mF

Cycas · March 11, 2017

First: Thank You! By deleting the provisioning file for an app that became an "untrusted developer", then respringing, I can now use the app again!

Question tho....

Could you edit the xml portions of the provisioning files and change the expiration date(to one year from creation date) and time to live(from 7 to 365)?

I did that before seeing this post and I have a couple side-loaded apps that are working despite being past the 7 days from creation date.

I used the tweak "CertTime" and it shows almost a year left now on my Yalu app.https://ibb.co/gA78mF

It gets provoked by apple unless you block their server

i0s_tweak3r · March 11, 2017

It gets provoked by apple unless you block their server

Oh, ok. I made flex patch for each app as well changing the applicationwillresignactive(id) to a year from install date. Wondering if that's maybe the reason the apps still work?

Guess it doesn't matter because if jailbreak is lost so would the flex patches. Was just exploring free ways to keep side loaded apps working in event jailbreak was lost. (I could always just get a dev account or use a signing service, most of them cost money tho.)

Cycas · March 11, 2017

Oh, ok. I made flex patch for each app as well changing the applicationwillresignactive(id) to a year from install date. Wondering if that's maybe the reason the apps still work?

Guess it doesn't matter because if jailbreak is lost so would the flex patches. Was just exploring free ways to keep side loaded apps working in event jailbreak was lost. (I could always just get a dev account or use a signing service, most of them cost money tho.)

Edit hosts file and block Apple servers

Cycas · March 11, 2017

Oh, ok. I made flex patch for each app as well changing the applicationwillresignactive(id) to a year from install date. Wondering if that's maybe the reason the apps still work?

Guess it doesn't matter because if jailbreak is lost so would the flex patches. Was just exploring free ways to keep side loaded apps working in event jailbreak was lost. (I could always just get a dev account or use a signing service, most of them cost money tho.)

Wait. Flex patches can be implemented into the .ipa just like non-jailbreak vip hacks