Some iOS users may see the prompt "ios trusts Apple enterprise-level applications" when installing applications. What exactly is iOS trusting enterprise-level applications? Are there any dangers and will they steal user privacy? , this is the question that iOS users are most concerned about, let’s answer it below.

Reasons for occurrence:

Any trust prompt that appears is usually because the application uses an Apple enterprise signature.

Apple Enterprise Signature is a method that allows applications to be installed directly on Apple phones without going through the App Store or being reviewed by Apple. We know that App Store listings are very strict. Not all applications can be listed. On the contrary, many applications cannot be successfully listed. So how to install applications that are not listed? Developers usually use Apple's enterprise signature.

The principle of Apple enterprise signature is to use an Apple enterprise developer account to generate an enterprise certificate and sign the application. Such an application can bypass the App Store and Apple review and be installed directly. However, during installation, , need to trust the Apple enterprise certificate. This was launched by Apple to facilitate the use of internal applications by employees within large enterprises.

How to trust:

When we are installing, we usually encounter the following pop-up box. You can click "Install" - "Allow" to jump to the corresponding page to trust.

You can also click Settings-General-Profile and Device Management to trust the certificate yourself.

Trusting Apple enterprise-level applications in iOS actually means trusting the enterprise certificate used in enterprise-signed applications. After trusting the enterprise-level application, it can be successfully installed. The trust itself will not cause harm to the rights and interests of users. But be careful not to install applications from unknown sources at will.