How to Install Kodi On iPhone or iPad – Guide
If you’re a fan of streaming media, you know the usual suspects: Netflix, Hulu, Crackle, YouTube, and many others who can stream a show or movie your way in exchange for a subscription, pay-per-view, or even for free. But there’s Kodi, a free, open-source, cross-platform app formerly known as Xbox Media Player or Xbox Media Center (XBMC) and now run by the XBMC Foundation. You can use it to play and view videos, music, podcasts and other digital media from local or network storage and online. So what’s so special about it? Kodi has evolved into a universal streaming app that works on virtually any device and can play virtually any media file format. However, it is not available on the Apple App Store, so it is not authorized to be installed on any iOS device, at least not by Apple. If you get it on your device, you can use it to consolidate different media contents. It can also stream media that you would not normally have access to, such as copyrighted programs that you would need a subscription to watch, region-restricted programs that do not play in your country, or restricted live TV shows. Kodi also offers a flexible user interface and library system for storing and viewing materials such as posters, cast information, plot descriptions, and more. It is not streamed from conventional sources like Netflix, but comes with its own catalog of approved add-ons.
How to install Kodi on iPhone or iPad using Cydia Impactor
The simplest way to install Kodi on your iPhone or iPad without jailbreaking is to use Cydia Impactor, a popular app available for macOS and Windows that allows iOS users to install non-App Store apps on their iOS devices. You will need to download Cydia Impactor and the latest Kodi .IPA file.
How to install Kodi on iPhone or iPad using Xcode
Before we get started, you’ll need to download three things – they’re all free (although you can make a donation of some sort to DanTheMan827 by downloading App Signer), but one of them might take a while, so sort this out first. You need the Kodi deb file: download it here. We used version 15.2.1 in our walkthrough, but version 18.2 is now available – luckily, the method doesn’t change with different versions. You also need iOS App Signer – click ‘Download v1.12’ and unzip the file. (You may see an ad below for a different download, but if you hover over the link, you’ll see it’s for something else.) Finally, you need to install Xcode from the Mac App Store if you don’t already have it. (Xcode is free.) Once you have the first one saved on your desktop and the others installed on your Mac, we can get started.
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