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My DNS is compatible with other services such as Scarlet, Feather and any other enterprise signing app, More info [Here](scarletfeather-and-other-sideloaders)
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My DNS is compatible with other services such as Scarlet, Feather and any other enterprise signing app, More info [Here](scarletfeather-and-other-sideloaders)
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If you are new, Please read the [wiki](#wiki) and learn about simple terms in the world of sideloading
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Without further ado, welcome to my Ultimate Sideloading Guide, if you have any issues, requests or ideas please make an issue.
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Without further ado, welcome to my Ultimate Sideloading Guide, if you have any issues, requests or ideas please make an issue.
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## Scarlet/Feather and other sideloaders
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## Scarlet/Feather and other sideloaders
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My DNS is compatible with these services
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My DNS is compatible with these services
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Follow Part 1 of my main guide to install the DNS blocker, Part 2,3 and 4 is only for ESign and how to set it up
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Follow Part 1 of my main guide to install the DNS blocker itself, Part 2,3 and 4 is only for ESign and how to set it up
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Part 2,3 and 4 is for ESign itself
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Part 2,3 and 4 is for ESign itself
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## Compatibility
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## Compatibility
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Versions that might not be supported are below iOS 12, iPadOS 13 and macOS 11.
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Versions that might not be supported are below iOS 12, iPadOS 13 and macOS 11.
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## How does this method work?
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## How does this method work?
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WhySooooFurious DNS Blocker: This is the base of everything. This blocks Apple from revoking your enterprise signed apps. Preventing them from being revoked permanently.
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By using leaked business enterprise certificates, We can sign apps using their credentials which means Apple lets us install the apps without any hassle, however after a while Apple revokes the certificate, this is where the WhySooooFurious DNS Blocker comes in, the DNS blocker blocks Apple servers from contacting your device about the expired/revoked/blacklisted certificate which in turn lets you use the apps for however long you'd like.
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ESign: An app manager which uses leaked enterprise business certificates to get apps running in your device in the first place
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## If you are new
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Please read the [wiki](#wiki) and learn about simple terms in the world of sideloading
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## Before we start
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## Before we start
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- Make sure you have not been using services such as Scarlet before as the certificates used by me will be revoked!
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- Make sure you have not been using services such as Scarlet before as the certificates used to install ESign on your device will be revoked!
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- This method will work as long as you do all of the steps required and never disable the DNS which is crucial.
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- This method will work as long as you do all of the steps required and never disable the DNS which is crucial.
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- If you are blacklisted from Apple for already using services such as Scarlet you will need to follow this [guide](#revoked-or-blacklisted)
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- If you are blacklisted from Apple for already using services such as Scarlet you will need to follow this [guide](#revoked-or-blacklisted)
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- Make sure your device is compatible as seen [here](#compatibility)
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- Make sure your device is compatible as seen [here](#compatibility)
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## Part [1/4] Installing the WhySooooFurious DNS Blocker
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Note: I will eventually put visual aids in the guide itself
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Note: I will eventually put visual aids in the guide itself
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## Part [1/4] Installing the WhySooooFurious DNS Blocker
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1. Go down to [Downloads](#downloads) and click on the WhySooooFurious DNS Blocker, allow the download and close the prompt
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1. Go down to [Downloads](#downloads) and click on the WhySooooFurious DNS Blocker, allow the download and close the prompt
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2. Now, open settings and go to General>VPN & Device Management
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2. Now, open settings and go to General>VPN & Device Management
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3. Click on the downloaded profile and install it, you may need to input your password
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3. Click on the downloaded profile and install it, you may need to input your password
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if you want to install ESign
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if you want to install ESign
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## Part [2/4] Installing ESign
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## Part [2/4] Installing ESign
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Note: I will eventually put visual aids in the guide itself
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1. Go down to [Downloads](#downloads) and click on ESign Direct Install
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1. Go down to [Downloads](#downloads) and click on ESign Direct Install
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2. Click on install once the popup comes up
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2. Click on install once the popup comes up
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3. Open settings and go to General>VPN & Device Management
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3. Open settings and go to General>VPN & Device Management
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7. ESign should now be on your home screen, fully functional
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7. ESign should now be on your home screen, fully functional
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## Part [3/4] Setting up ESign
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## Part [3/4] Setting up ESign
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Note: I will eventually put visual aids in the guide itself
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1. Open ESign and accept the agreements
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1. Open ESign and accept the agreements
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2. Go into settings and click on get device UDID
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2. Go into settings and click on get device UDID
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3. Select allow and then you should be redirected to settings
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3. Select allow and then you should be redirected to settings
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13. You now have setup ESign with all sources ready to install apps
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13. You now have setup ESign with all sources ready to install apps
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## Part [4/4] Using ESign
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## Part [4/4] Using ESign
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1. Download any app using the AppStore in ESign
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1. Download any app using the AppStore in ESign
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2. Check the download status in the Download tab
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2. Check the download status in the Download tab
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3. Click on the download and select Import App Library
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3. Click on the download and select Import App Library
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**A -** It shouldn't be, based on the settings I used, I still do not recommend using a VPN at all. If you need to use a VPN, Use this [guide](#using-a-vpn)
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**A -** It shouldn't be, based on the settings I used, I still do not recommend using a VPN at all. If you need to use a VPN, Use this [guide](#using-a-vpn)
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**Q -** Will a restart bypass the DNS and revoke my apps?
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**Q -** Will a restart bypass the DNS and revoke my apps?
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# Miscellaneous Guides
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# Miscellaneous Guides
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## Using a VPN
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## Using a VPN
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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 do not recommend using a VPN with the DNS, You should know how to configure your VPN's DNS server yourself as there are different steps for each VPN supplier
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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 do not recommend using a VPN with the DNS, You should know how to configure your VPN's DNS server yourself as there are different steps for each VPN company
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### Method 1
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### Method 1
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1. 45.90.28.51 and 45.90.30.51 are the DNS servers you need to replace in your VPN's settings
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1. 45.90.28.51 and 45.90.30.51 are the DNS servers you need to replace in your VPN's settings
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