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Does certificate works on iOS26?

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Yes. You can use the AppTesters signing certificate to install apps on any iOS version and on any iDevice. Buy AppTesters Certificate There are no restrictions at all. We support all devices and will continue supporting all iOS versions in the future.

The ability to sideload apps comes from the Apple Developer Program, which was designed by Apple not just for AppTesters but also for independent developers, schools, and organizations that need to build and test apps outside of the App Store. Because of this, Apple cannot selectively remove sideloading access for groups like ours without also affecting educational institutions, DIY developers, and businesses who rely on the same system for legitimate purposes.

⚡ Could Apple remove this ability in the future?

Theoretically, Apple could take a very heavy-handed approach by shutting down the entire Apple Developer Program. But doing so would negatively impact:

  • Schools and universities running internal apps for students and staff

  • Developers testing apps before App Store release

  • Organizations distributing apps internally through MDM (Mobile Device Management)

  • Hobbyists and DIY developers building projects outside the App Store

Since Apple’s developer ecosystem is critical to its own ecosystem, it’s unlikely they will remove sideloading for personal developer accounts without affecting everyone else as well.

🌍 Why choose AppTesters certificates?

  • Universal Support: Works on all iOS versions and devices.

  • Long-Term Stability: Built on Apple’s official developer program, not free enterprise certificates that often get revoked.

  • Community-Driven: Through our Developer Program, users like you help expand certificate availability while earning annual bonuses.

✅ In summary

AppTesters signing certificates are reliable, universal, and built to last. You can install your favorite IPAs with no restrictions, and you don’t have to worry about being locked out of the ecosystem because of iOS version or device compatibility.

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