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<p>Apple has deployed an interesting new App Store feature called
‘unlisted app distribution’. This means a developer can now publish an app to the App Store that can only be installed via a direct link – the app is unlisted and cannot be found through normal App Store search and discovery means.</p>
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Apple adds support for unlisted apps hosted in the App Store, suitable for organizations and private events
