Riot's latest game, Wild Rift, is still in its Alpha testing phase, with only limited people granted access. Unfortunately, the influx of players has caused problems for Wild Rift's data and feedback collection during the alpha testing. Fortunately for those who have tried sideloading the game, this will not affect your eligibility for future test waves. Another country has taken a sledgehammer to Apple’s long-standing control over app distribution, as Brazil has officially ordered Apple to allow sideloading on iOS devices. The company has long argued that sideloading poses a major privacy and security risk, claiming that third-party app installations could expose users to malware, scams, and data breaches. The fight over sideloading has been brewing for years, particularly after Epic Games sued Apple in 2020, accusing it of anti-competitive practices. https://youtu.be/eddIhmq4ZP4 Apple has faced similar legal challenges in the EU’s Digital Markets Act (DMA), which has already forced the company to permit third-party app stores and sideloading across European nations. With the pressure mounting from multiple global markets, Apple’s long-standing resistance to sideloading seems to be cracking. Read more in our articles including "League of Legends: Wild Rift to disable accounts who weren't given Google Play Store invites" and "Brazil Forces Apple to Allow Sideloading, Opening the Door for More Mobile Game Stores on iOS".
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Jan 13, 2026Riot's latest game, Wild Rift, is still in its Alpha testing phase, with only limited people granted access. Unfortunately, the influx of players has caused problems for Wild Rift's data and feedback collection during the alpha testing.
Fortunately for those who have tried sideloading the game, this will not affect your eligibility for future test waves. Another country has taken a sledgehammer to Apple’s long-standing control over app distribution, as Brazil has officially ordered Apple to allow sideloading on iOS devices. The company has long argued that sideloading poses a major privacy and security risk, claiming that third-party app installations could expose users to malware, scams, and data breaches.
Our coverage of Wild Rift side load includes: "League of Legends: Wild Rift to disable accounts who weren't given Google Play Store invites"; "Brazil Forces Apple to Allow Sideloading, Opening the Door for More Mobile Game Stores on iOS"; "Garena launches Speed Drifters mobile racing game in the Philippines". Each article provides unique insights and information.