How do I enable Developer Mode on my iOS device?

Important: This article is only relevant to conference organizers who wish to install the proof version of their EventPilot Pro branded or multi-event shell app on their iOS device.

After installing a proof app on an Apple device running iOS 16 or newer, you may encounter a pop-up stating that you must enable the Developer Mode setting in order to run the app. 

Developer Mode is a security measure. More info: https://developer.apple.com/documentation/xcode/enabling-developer-mode-on-a-device

Note: On iOS 16.1 or newer, the setting is hidden until you first download a proof app. First, you must attempt to download and install the proof version.

To enable Developer Mode:

1. Install the proof app by scanning the QR code or opening the link and entering the provided credentials 
   1. The app's icon should display. Tap it. If you see a pop-up Developer Mode Required, continue with main step 2 below.
   2. If the app launches, developer mode is already enabled on your device. No further steps are necessary.
   3. If you are instead seeing the app's icon as white with a grid and your pop-up states "its integrity could not be verified," your device identifier was not provided for the app. Please contact your project manager for next steps. 
2. Access Settings on your iOS device
3. Scroll down and tap Privacy & Security
4. Scroll to the bottom to find the Security section and tap Developer Mode 
5. Toggle Developer Mode switch to ON
6. Tap Restart when prompted to reboot the device.
7. Your device will restart. Another prompt may appear asking to turn on Developer Mode - tap Turn On. You should now be able to run the proof app.

Tap Restart when prompted to reboot the device.