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iOS applications must contain an embedded provisioning profile: a .mobileprovision file built into the package. This is an automatic step performed by xcode since version 4.x.
Before that and iOS 4.x, mobileprovision files would have to be installed manually by the user. This is not the case anymore. It is even impossible now in iOS 8+ since Apple has completely removed the "Profiles" section in the Settings app.
When an app is installed, it checks the mobileprovision inside the package and uses it to accept or reject the app.
The mobileprovision may be missing from the package for the following reasons: * the app has not been signed correctly => check your project settings * the uploaded package is a Simulator version: the apps built for the iOS Simulator don't have provisioning profiles => check if you uploaded the "-iphoneos" version, not the "-iphonesimulator" one
The figure below shows the error message when creating the link to install the iOS app.
Build operation was successful
The IPA file has been uploaded to here
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