June 29th, 2009 by Arjan Olsder Posted in Platforms: iOS | No Comments »
Following unsupported App Stores like Cydia, Icy and Appulous, another way to download (illegal) apps and games will be available to jailbreaked iPhone owners. Developers have created an App Store based on BitTorrent.
The new App Store will be called appDowner and help consumers to download their apps from the BitTorrent network. Since there is no approval system in place, developers can launch anything through AppDowner.
From the information we found on the net, there is no mention of payment methods for this shop. This suggests that it is all about illegal and free downloads. If they really use the BitTorrent network for them, it will be really hard to get your content off.
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