If you are among them and look for the best way to download the best games and apps, you can use vShare. It is the highly preferred and well-known app that aids you in downloading games and apps on your mobile phone. Both, iOS user and android user can use this app to enjoy several benefits. For installing this application, you need not jailbreak your device.
By following these steps, you can easily install this app on the iOS devices. If you are using a not jailbroken device, you may face some errors after finishing the installation task. This kind of error is fixed by using these following steps.
You can follow these guidelines for installing vShare on your device without jailbreak. Additionally, you can see also how the small errors are fixed which are occurred during the installation process in your non-jailbroken devices.
Alternative App: AppValley 2. Apart from the installation process, some of the users face, revocation of downloaded apps using vShare.
However, I was only able to use it for a few days. The app stops working and not able to load. The solution? In some countries, vShare is not working without jailbreak. Therefore, if there is no trust button, try to jailbreak your iOS device and then install vShare again. On top of that, give some time to vShare developers and they will do their best to fix all the error everyone is facing. Check out vShare for Android if you would like to try this wonderful apps and get paid apps on your Android devices.
Last but not least, please do not hesitate to voice out with the comment features below if vShare not working for you. Yui March 17th, at pm. Vega March 18th, at pm. Hi Yui can you tell us what iOS device you are using? What is your iOS version? Not too sure how to block the install of the provisioning profile though, or block the vshare app from installing in the first place.
View solution in original post. Has anyone confirmed if the Vshare icon is an app or a webclip? We are blocking apps that aren't in self-service and want to make sure that they have to download the app first to start this loophole? The share is NOT a web clip, its an app, and it is not installed via the app store, from what I can tell it gets installed with a provisioning profile.
I'm not very familiar with provisioning profiles or their capabilities but I was able to install the share app and apps from the vshare app store on a DEP supervised iPad with the app store completely disabled both add and remove apps disabled. That should prevent it from being installed no matter what network they're connected to.
I too experienced this in my district. It is indeed an App that you can scope a smart group for if you would like to as well. The smart group is how we tracked down each student device that had installed the app and started installing unapproved apps. Witt, how are you blocking apps that are not in Self Service? That sounds like a fantastic option for some of our locked-down iPads.
We have found that this app is pretty much malware. I have students who get this app and subsequently see ads and unsolicited pop-ups injected into Safari on sites that are known to be ad free.
It also adds a plugin to Firefox and Chrome to affect them. An example of this behavior are ads that would show up at the bottom of the normally blank Google search page. A closer inspection found a launch daemon added to load the Vshare app in the background.
Once you disable it, kill the Vshare process, and remove the plugin from Firefox and Chrome,the machine no longer presents with these symptoms. Is it based on a profile or the app itself? We are just seeing this on campus and I'd like to stop it sooner than later.
I didn't get the bundle identifier, but that would make it a bit more specific so the name can't change as easy. If you get the identifier should be like com. We have a smartgroup that just lists iPads with Provisioning Profiles.
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