Solutions to AppCake, TweakBox, AppValley, Ignition NOT working on iOS devices: march 2020

Solutions to AppCake, TweakBox, AppValley, Ignition and all the other methods of installing free paid apps on iOS don’t work. Why? What to do?

AppCake, TweakBox, AppValley, Ignition DOES NOT work. UPDATE MARCH 6, 2020

In this article, which we will always keep updated, we will inform you in real time on the operating status of AppCake, TweakBox, AppValley, Ignition and all the other services that allow you to install free apps that were normally paid have stopped working.

At present AppCake, TweakBox, AppValley, Ignition are NOT working as Apple has revoked all their certificates.
If you want to learn more about why these services don’t work, continue reading the article.

Why don’t AppCake, TweakBox, AppValley, Ignition work?

As anticipated, overnight AppCake, TweakBox, AppValley, Ignition and all the others were blocked by Apple and stopped working.

This, in a nutshell, has translated into the impossibility for users to download paid apps for free , just as it is no longer possible to install modified apps on iOS such as Spotify ++ , Instagram ++ and all the others we talked about in our dedicated article.

At the moment we do not know if and when the situation will change or improve. The only certainty, for now, is represented by the fact that all services such as AppCake, TweakBox, AppValley, Ignition and the like DO NOT work on iOS.
So if you want to download paid apps for free on your iPhone, iPod or iPad or you want to download games with active tricks or, again, you want to download modified apps , the only alternative that you currently have available is Jailbreak .

I’m pretty sure that things can change and improve in the next days / weeks, but at the moment I can’t give you precise times for solving the problem. For now the only thing I can tell you is not to waste time trying to run AppCake, TweakBox, AppValley, Ignition to download apps for free: all these apps, in fact, have been blocked upstream by Apple and will not return to work until developers will find alternative ways to circumvent the certificate blockade imposed by Apple.

I will update the article as soon as possible to communicate any news about it.
We cross our fingers and hope that a solution will be found as soon as possible.