i have come into possession of a beloved old iOS app that is no longer available. i've managed to extract the app as an IPA file. what are some things i can do with it?
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@Babylonian How did you extract the IPA? If you used iTunes, you need to decrypt it before sideloading so that you can resign with your Apple ID signature.
ahhh, cool! fyi, the discontinued app is a 32-bit one -- any chance it'll still work with a compatible device?
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AltStore itself requires iOS 12.2+ (which doesn’t support 32-bit apps), but you can use one of the unofficial AltServer forks such as AltDeploy that allows you to install an .ipa to lower iOS versionshttps://github.com/pixelomer/AltDeploy/releases …
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We got it working with AltDeploy :D
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if you got a 32 bit iPhone or an iPhone with an iOS version that supports 32 bit apps. I'd recommend the former, is easier to get a hold of
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+1 to altstore and to his 64/32 bit advice
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Well, for 32-bit apps, you need a device that is below iOS 10. If it's in your iTunes purchase history, then we won't need to use AltStore — instead we can install it via iCloud.
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The reason being iOS 10 removed 32-bit app support, so you must have a device under iOS 10 to run these apps. I have a 6S on iOS 9 and it works perfectly.
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