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I have an iOS application that I am distributing using the enterprise distribution method (posting the IPA file to a website). When a user installs the application there is a warning message that reads:

Are you sure you want to open the application "Application Name" from Developer "iPhone distribution certificate name"

The client is asking if there is any way to change that alert message so that it does not read "iPhone distribution"

I am assuming that at some point in the future Apple is going to change the "iPhone distribution/development" certificate to "iOS", but in the mean time is there anyway to change that warning message?

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i'm usually seeing "URL would to install Appname"Blitz
This is the message after the install, when the user launches the app for the first time. Not the install message ...Nathan
What kind of certificate are you using for signing? I've only tried this with Ad-Hoc Certificates, and it def doesn't happen that way.Blitz
Distribution Certificate Ad-hoc for enterprise distribution (if its just an ad-hoc build it does not give the message, but if you set it for enterprise distribution then you get this warning message...)Nathan
Then why do you build for enterprise distribution? it works just as well with manually created ipa's and plists.. :)Blitz

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This is a standard message. This would be displayed when the app is started for the first time only and not on the subsequent launches. This is an information message which is displayed when app is distributed using adhoc profile enterprise license. This is for the user to check and trust the distributor or else the user can quit and delete the app.