Untrusted Enterprise Developer” along with iPhone Distribution….has not been trusted on this iPhone.
As a result, Apple added the warning to iPhone and iPad running iOS 9 and higher. Since regular users are the one who installed them, they’re responsible for the apps they downloaded to their device. Like I mentioned earlier, the popup only displays for apps or emulators that have been installed from Safari or sideloaded via Cydia Impactor. Why does this error appear in the first place? But that’s fine because there is an easy way to fix the untrusted developer popup. If you’re new to the whole emulators and third-party apps thing, this would be the first or second error you see. But in most cases, they do no harm to our iPhone and iPad.
These are the applications that were not allowed by Apple due to their term and conditions. Many iOS users often see the popup that says, “Untrusted Enterprise Developer” when trying to install apps outside of the App Store.
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