If you’re experiencing issues like certificate revocation or installation failures while trying to install the Scarlet app store using custom certificate, eSign or third-party certificates, there’s a more reliable alternative. You can install Scarlet using your computer which is a more stable and secure method. Tools such as ScarletCloud, AltStore, and Sideloadly allow you to…
Installing third-party apps like Scarlet on Apple devices can be challenging due to its strict security and privacy policy. A common issue when installing external apps is certificate revocation, which can block installations, cause apps to crash, and even create security risks. However, there are multiple ways to install Scarlet, including direct installation using a…
At the end of last year, Apple introduced the beta version of iOS 18.2, explicitly targeting users in the European Union (EU). This update came after pressure from the EU, pushing Apple to change its privacy policies. These changes now allow users in the EU to legally access third-party app stores directly. Reports suggest that…
ScarletCloud is a service that enables iOS users to install third-party apps without the need to jailbreak their devices. It allows you to save storage space on your device by accessing apps directly from the cloud. With cloud storage, your data is stored online rather than on a local device, making it easy to access…
Installing unofficial applications on iOS devices usually requires Jailbreaking, which involves bypassing Apple’s restrictions to allow external app installations. This can compromise security and void the device’s warranty. Alternatively, third-party app stores like AltStore and Scarlet iOS enable users to sideload apps without Jailbreaking. Scarlet iOS does not require Jailbreaking as long as users have…
