The team behind Popcorn Time has revealed that the app is headed to iOS this weekend.
The "Netflix of Piracy" is already available for Windows, Mac and Android and is popular across the board.
iOS owners will be able to use the app to stream pirated films in up to 1080p via Apple AirPlay or the Google Chromecast.
It will be interesting to see how Popcorn Time becomes available for iOS, given that Apple will absolutely not allow the app into the App Store. There is a theory that the team can use Enterprise certificates, used normally for proprietary in-house iOS apps. This has allowed other questionable apps, like GBA4iOS in, but you have to trick iOS by turning the date and time back on your device to install it.
Source:
iPhoned
iOS owners will be able to use the app to stream pirated films in up to 1080p via Apple AirPlay or the Google Chromecast.
It will be interesting to see how Popcorn Time becomes available for iOS, given that Apple will absolutely not allow the app into the App Store. There is a theory that the team can use Enterprise certificates, used normally for proprietary in-house iOS apps. This has allowed other questionable apps, like GBA4iOS in, but you have to trick iOS by turning the date and time back on your device to install it.
Source:
iPhoned
