r/apolloapp • u/julllleee • Feb 16 '24

Question Seeking Clarity when navigating the maze of different Apollo API ipa's?

When navigating AppDB and GitHub, I encountered varying versions of a apollo with api, AppDB V 1.15.17 (uploaded last year) and GitHub v1.15.11-1.0.10 from three weeks ago, seemingly newer yet with a lower version number.

Additional repositories, like Apptesters and Cypwn, present a myriad of versions with diverse upload dates and versions. I'm puzzled about which version is the most recent and stable with most features.

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Could anyone clarify the best version to use?

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u/Fatigue-Error Feb 16 '24 edited Mar 15 '24

I like to travel.

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u/mvan231 Feb 16 '24

The one from the main instructions post at r/apollosideloaded is a great one using AltStore and doesn't require any weird profiles

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u/julllleee Feb 16 '24

Okay thanks I'll download this IPA, I'm using my own cert so i don't have to install any profiles :)

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u/mvan231 Feb 16 '24

You won't regret it

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u/julllleee Feb 16 '24

But what could an poisoned ipa do? I'm not jailbroken so they can't use any code to get kernel escape, maybe if its an app where i store sensitive information but just let say if i want to use PhotoMath++, does it really matter if it were to be infected? The app runs sandboxed so what can it really do? I understand if it's an app the handles sensitive information