I Was Wondering If You Could Extract The IPA Of An iPhone App Using A Tool Or Something, Is It Possible?
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Mar 16, 2017 03:30 AM
(This post was last modified: Mar 16, 2017 03:32 AM by Invulner.)
(Mar 15, 2017 04:57 PM)Λlex Wrote: You can do this via iTunes on a Mac, although I don't know why you may need this.. There are plenty of reasons why someone would need to extract an .ipa I can tell you some of The reason why someone would of need to extract.ipa Not wanting an update on the app? ( as some times they ruin the app ) App might get deleted from the appstore and you can't get it back so extracting it and keep it as back up you can re-install it as many times you want... If app is gone from appstore he can install it on other devices aswell with the same apple id Peace out 🎉 PHP Code (Mar 16, 2017 03:30 AM)Invulner Wrote: There are plenty of reasons why someone would need to extract an .ipa Pointless. You can find most of the applications in .ipa format online on a Cydia alternative store sites. (Mar 16, 2017 08:34 AM)Λlex Wrote: Pointless. No you can't find them all, and why should he bother installing them from 3rd part websites when he can have them backed up? Anyway I explained you the reason why someone might need to extract an ipa, so basically I answered to your question and you to his question.. PHP Code |
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