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To keep your apps running without sudden crashes, it's crucial to understand how Apple's revoke system works. Watch this guide to properly set up the DNS and protect your certificates.
A revoke happens when Apple blacklists the enterprise certificate used to sign your app. When this occurs, the app will instantly crash upon opening and can no longer be used until reinstalled with a new, valid certificate.
The DNS strictly blocks your device from communicating with Apple's servers (like ocsp.apple.com) that check if a certificate is valid. By blocking this, your device never receives the signal that a certificate was revoked, keeping your apps working.
If you properly setup and enable the Anti-Revoke DNS *before* the revoke actually happens, you do not need to reinstall. If you get caught without the DNS active, you will be forced to delete the app and reinstall it with a newly signed certificate.
Install this configuration profile to block Apple's OCSP servers and prevent your sideloaded apps from being blacklisted.
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