IT House January 29 news, Apple recently announced on the developer website that the App Store now supports downloading hidden apps only through links.
For some apps that aren't suitable for public distribution, developers can submit a request on the website to distribute hidden apps. These apps do not appear in any App Store categories, recommendations, charts, search results, or other lists, and are also accessible through Business Administration and Campus Administration.
Apple says apps that target specific organizations, special events, research, or employee sales tools and resources are good candidates for hidden releases. This feature is supported in all countries where the App Store is available.
IT House understands that developers can submit application forms for apps. If approved, the distribution method of the app will change to Unlisted App and will apply to all future versions of the app. Users can download the app through the direct chain, and the direct link will remain unchanged.
According to Apple, Unlisted apps must be ready for final distribution and requests for apps in beta or pre-release will be rejected. In other words, Unlisted Apps can't be tested using TestFlight and the like.