Fix: How to distribute iOS application when you don't have apple developer account
Distributing an iOS application without an Apple Developer account is challenging because Apple's ecosystem is designed to require a developer account for the distribution of apps. However, there are a few limited ways to share your app with others without a developer account, but they come with significant limitations: 1. **Ad Hoc Distribution** (Requires Developer Account): - Apple allows you to distribute your app to a limited number of devices (up to 100 devices) using Ad Hoc distribution. This requires an Apple Developer account, which costs money. You can add the UDIDs (unique device identifiers) of the devices you want to distribute the app to. 2. **TestFlight** (Requires Developer Account): - TestFlight is a service provided by Apple that allows you to distribute pre-release versions of your app to a limited number of external testers. This also requires an Apple Developer account. 3. **Xcode (Limited Distribution)**: - You can use Xcode to build and run your app