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 ## Introduction
 Hi, I'm WhySooooFurious. I came across this sideloading method a while ago and I was amazed to find out this method worked for long periods of time, without any app limits and without a pc. I eventually found some small let-downs such as the DNS at the time was and is still made by a vietnamese guy with privacy concerns. ESign also being widely accused of stealing data. After a few months of using both of these services I decided to reverse-engineer the DNS and how the enterprise signed ESign was downloaded over the web with the click of a button. With enabling better preventions against revokes unlike other people who keep on using other people's DNS and put no effort in themselves with bad instructions to say the least. Without further ado, welcome to my Ultimate Sideloading Guide, Make sure to read it carefully! 
 
-## Compatability
+## Compatibility
 This should work for all iOS, iPadOS and even macOS devices, on the latest versions of all iOS, iPadOS and macOS
 Versions that might not be supported are below iOS 13, iPadOS 13 and macOS 11
 
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 **Q -** Won't a VPN bypass the DNS and revoke my apps?
 
-**A -** You shouldn't be, based on the settings used, I still do not recommend using a VPN at all. If you need to use a VPN, Look here
+**A -** You shouldn't be, based on the settings used, I still do not recommend using a VPN at all. If you need to use a VPN, Look here at this [Using a VPN](#using-a-vpn)
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 [ESign Direct Install](https://shorturl.at/Jx5gX)
 
+### Miscellaneous Guides
+
 ## Using a  VPN 
+So you want to use a VPN with the DNS blocker, follow the steps below and you should be able to use your VPN normally and on-demand, I still not not recommend using a VPN with the DNS regardless. You should know how to configure your VPN's DNS server
+
+### Method 1
+1. 45.90.28.51 and 45.90.30.51 are the DNS servers you need to replace in your VPN's settings
 
 ## Revoked? or Blacklisted?
 So you've gotten yourself blacklisted, either from my DNS (which seems very unlikely) or from another creator's DNS. Follow the method listed below and you should be unrevoked