Step 11: Now, you can click on the build and run button (the one that looks like a Play button), or hit CMD + R to compile the files and push them onto your device. Step 10: Next, make sure that the iPhone is plugged into the Mac, and that the connected device is chosen from the targets at the top of Xcode. We recommend selecting iOS 9.3 even if you are on iOS 10. Step 9: In Deployment Target, select your iOS version. Clicking the Fix Issue button though should fix the problem.
Step 8: In Team, click the drop-down box and select your Apple ID.
It’s standard to use something like com.whatsapp. In this example though, we have gone with whatsapp-redmond.
You are now going to need to change the Bundle Identifier to one of your choosing. Step 7: Back in the main Xcode window, select the ppsideloader on the left hand panel. Now sign in using your Apple Developer account ID and password here. In the resultant window, select Accounts tab, then click the ‘+’ button and choose the Add Apple ID… option. Step 6: When Xcode is open, from the menu bar on top, click on Xcode > Preferences. Step 5: Still in that folder, launch the ppsideloader.xcodeproj file that’s located within it. Replace that IPA file with the downloaded WhatsApp++ file from step 3, but make sure that it is renamed to app.ipa first before moving it to the extracted folder and replacing it with the original app.ipa file in the same folder. Step 4: Unzip the ppsideloader zip file that you downloaded in step 2 above. The unzipped folder will contain an IPA file. Step 3: Now download the WhatsApp++ IPA file from here. Step 2: Next, download ppsideloader zip package from here. Step 1: To begin, launch Xcode on the Mac. To create an Apple Developer account ID, head to Free Apple ID accounts will work too but in that case you will have re-sideload the app after every 7 days. If you have a full version of Apple Developer account, you can have this run for 1 year before having to re-sideload it. You can download Xcode for free from the Mac App Store
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