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adhoc, profile on iphone. what is that?
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Something like this picture? I had it when I jailbroke and deleted them... everything worked fine. Than when I re-installed the normal Apple software without the jailbreak, these profiles were still there. Even after I deleted them again they came back. Luckily I remembered to delete them before I went to the Apple store with a different problem with the 3G iPhone. My friend's 3G never had those profiles until she jailbroke her's as well.
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my isnt jailbroken. no offence but am agianst that..never would do it! never
anyone else?
my isnt jailbroken. no offence but am agianst that..never would do it! never
anyone else?
None taken, I only had my phone jailbroke for 1 day.... I didn't see the hype over it either. I'm just hoping that 2.2 has everything we want like everyone else in this community!
Good luck with your question!
Ad Hoc connections are necessary when tethering. If you were to create an Ad Hoc connection between your computer and your iPhone, you then would be able to use your phone's EDGE/3G connection to connect to the internet.
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i used to use netshare. but form one moment i was unable to use it dont know why...what if this thing is blocking my conection...it says: adhoc by apple inc!
i used to use netshare. but form one moment i was unable to use it dont know why...what if this thing is blocking my conection...it says: adhoc by apple inc!
This is true but has nothing to do with what the OP is asking.
Those profiles are provisioning profiles, used for iPhone development/App store submission. They are part of the signing process whereby only signed 3rd party code can be run on the phone.
OP: Has your phone ever been used, by someone, for iPhone development? Have you ever been sent a provisioning profile to install a 3rd party app on your phone (these are necessary to install 3rd party apps that are not released via the app store, and are tied to device id of your phone)? These profiles can be installed via Xcode or iTunes, and the profiles themselves are generated by Apple through the iPhone developer program.
there u go!
yes i was ask to run an app for test...but could never installed the app!
i think that what u say has alot of sense! thanks.
i just erease the profile and nothing happened..thanks
yes i was ask to run an app for test...but could never installed the app!
i think that what u say has alot of sense! thanks.
i just erease the profile and nothing happened..thanks
That's a possibility... I don't know... I wasn't lucky enough to get netshare so I can't tell you if that's the case. I checked my phone and I don't have that on my settings.
Btw, I do have my phone jailbroken and on occasions have used PdaNet and I can't see that on my phone. Only thing I can think of is that your phone has been seeded something that you were not aware of by apple.
actually a apps developer ask me to run and test an app for him..so the adhoc was a file that he send me with the app i just remember that..