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The network leaked data collected from the servers of the Apple TestFlight service for the period from 2012 to 2015. The leak provided access to tens of thousands of iOS apps and games. The leak was dubbed "teraleak" because of its huge scale.
Apple TestFlight is a service that allows iOS developers to distribute beta versions of their apps to testers before their official release on the App Store. Files from Apple servers were found in the archives via the Wayback Machine and then distributed anonymously on the social network X.
Screenshot of Wayback Machine search results with links to .ipa files
The leak includes files of prototype and beta versions of apps and games released through TestFlight, including several unreleased Angry Birds games. It is expected that further study of the data will reveal more information about unpublished games. It is also hoped that people will be able to find apps that have already been removed from the App Store and are no longer available for download.
Angry Birds developer Rovio removed Angry Birds from the Google Play Store in February 2023 due to its impact on other Rovio mobile games. The game is still available in the App Store under the name Red's First Flight, but it may be removed from the store depending on whether Google removes the game from its Play Store.
The network leaked data collected from the servers of the Apple TestFlight service for the period from 2012 to 2015. The leak provided access to tens of thousands of iOS apps and games. The leak was dubbed "teraleak" because of its huge scale.
Apple TestFlight is a service that allows iOS developers to distribute beta versions of their apps to testers before their official release on the App Store. Files from Apple servers were found in the archives via the Wayback Machine and then distributed anonymously on the social network X.
Screenshot of Wayback Machine search results with links to .ipa files
The leak includes files of prototype and beta versions of apps and games released through TestFlight, including several unreleased Angry Birds games. It is expected that further study of the data will reveal more information about unpublished games. It is also hoped that people will be able to find apps that have already been removed from the App Store and are no longer available for download.
Angry Birds developer Rovio removed Angry Birds from the Google Play Store in February 2023 due to its impact on other Rovio mobile games. The game is still available in the App Store under the name Red's First Flight, but it may be removed from the store depending on whether Google removes the game from its Play Store.
