iPhone sideloading is finally happening after 17 years since the debut of the iPhone. Apple reportedly has an iOS 17 update ready to enable the feature‚ which will make the installation of iPhone apps possible from any source. These App Store changes will allow third-party marketplaces to appear on iPhone. Also‚ developers will be able to choose between Apple's payment system and third-party payment platforms that might charge smaller fees. Before getting too excited about iPhone sideloading coming to your iOS (and iPadOS) devices‚ remember the big caveat. Apple is only doing this because of regulatory pressure. The European Union's Digital Markets Act (DMA) forces Apple to open up the App Store to competitors. Apple has until March 7th to comply. An Apple insider says that in the process of enabling sideloading‚ Apple will split the App Store into two experiences. Continue reading... The post iPhone sideloading is reportedly ready to go‚ with the big twist we expected appeared first on BGR. Trending Right Now: Netflix new releases: It’s time to return to the world of Money Heist‚ where crime always pays