AltStore + AltServer 1.6.1b - MacDirtyCow Disease 🐮 (Patreon)

Today we have a small beta for AltStore: in case you missed it, a new sideloaded app – WDBRemoveThreeAppLimit – was released earlier this week. This app can remove the 3 app limit for users on iOS 16.1.2 or below via the MacDirtyCow exploit. In order to support this, we’ve added an advanced setting, “Enforce 3-App Limit,” that you can use by following these instructions:

Download WDBRemoveThreeAppLimit.ipa from GitHub

Sideload the .ipa with AltStore

Open WDBRemoveThreeAppLimit and tap ‘Go’

Return to AltStore and disable “Enforce 3-App Limit” from the Settings tab

You can now install more than 3 apps at a time!

Keep in mind, the 10 App ID limit still applies, so there is still a cap on the amount of apps and app extensions you can install. If you run into issues getting this to work, we suggest rebooting your device and following the instructions again from the beginning.

We have also included a new “Clear Cache” button in Settings to address issues with AltStore taking up large amounts of disk space. Clearing the cache will remove all temporary files as well as backup data for deleted apps, freeing up valuable disk space on your device.

That’s not all – we also have a new AltServer Windows build that includes a small fix for users who have Advanced Data Protection (ADP) enabled for their Apple ID. Users should now receive a 2-factor verification code as expected when signing-in, after which they can continue using AltStore normally.

Release Notes

AltStore

Disable new “Enforce 3-App Limit” setting to support sideloading more than 3 apps via MacDirtyCow exploit*

Adds “Clear Cache” button to remove temporary files and deleted app backups

Fixed crash when viewing Sources on iOS 12

*Requires iOS 14.0 - 15.7.1 or 16.0 - 16.1.2

AltServer Windows

Supports Apple IDs with ADP enabled

Installation Instructions

This AltServer 1.6.1 beta is only for Windows users. Make sure to uninstall previous versions first before installing this one so that AltServer updates correctly.

If you’re already using the AltStore beta, you can update to this version from the My Apps tab.

If you're installing the beta for the first time, make sure to first link your Patreon account in the Settings tab by following these instructions: https://faq.altstore.io/patreon/altstore-beta