My application contains sensitive data so I want to generate hash key for .ipa file, is it possible to do? how to get .ipa file path to generate key.
I already did it few files for inside .app file.
~/Library/Application Support/iPhone Simulator/<OS version>/Applications/<some UUID>/.
You will get an IPA letter when your worker's Work Permit application is approved. The validity of the IPA will be mentioned in the letter. This is the window you have to bring the worker into Singapore. You can also check the IPA validity online.
For computers running an older version of iTunes, the IPA file can be downloaded directly through iTunes. They're saved to this location so that the device can access them the next time it syncs: Windows: C:\Users\\Music\iTunes\iTunes Media\Mobile Applications\ Mac: ~/Music/iTunes/iTunes Media/Mobile Applications/
In iPhone
If your using install0us the location is
/var/Mobile/Library/Downloads/
If your transferring purchases via iTunes, no ipa files get copied onto the iPhone, they are installed into **/Applications/ or /var/mobile/Library/Applications in the form of "Application.app"**
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also, the .ipa Files Location in Mac OS
1- Launch iTunes
2- Under Library menu, click on [Apps] menu.
3- The iTunes will display all installed app
4- Right-click on one of those apps
5- Then click “Show in Finder” option
Alternative way to do that is, by simply open the directory of .ipa files stored by using this path:
User/Music/iTunes/Mobile Applications
The .ipa Files Location in Windows
- Launch iTunes
- Under Library menu, click on [Apps] menu.
- The iTunes will display all installed app
- Right-click on one of those apps
- Then click “Show in Windows Explorer” option
- A Windows Explorer will be opened navigating directly to the path of .ipa files.
Alternatively,
you can simply open a Windows Explorer and type this path in the address bar: C:\Users\User\Music\iTunes\iTunes Media\Mobile Applications`
The .ipa Files Location in Mac OS
- Launch iTunes
- Under Library menu, click on [Apps] menu.
- The iTunes will display all installed app
- Right-click on one of those apps
- Then click “Show in Finder” option
Alternative
way to do that is, by simply open the directory of .ipa files stored by using this path: User/Music/iTunes/Mobile Applications
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