Acceptable Use Policy

Use CertDrop for apps you own, develop, test, or have permission to install.

Last updated August 14, 2026. CertDrop provides certificate-related files and setup support. This policy explains what is allowed, what is not allowed, and when an order or support request may be refused.

Permitted use

Personal testing, developer workflows, internal demos, and compatible apps you have the right to install.

IPA library sources

The library separates verified official open-source releases from allowlisted third-party sources. Third-party entries are independently supplied and are not created, owned, verified, or endorsed by CertDrop. Arbitrary customer URLs are not accepted.

Device matched

Certificate profile files are prepared around the device information submitted during checkout.

Allowed uses

Prohibited uses

Customer responsibilities

You are responsible for the accuracy of the email address, device UDID, and order details you submit. You are also responsible for confirming that you have the right to install and use any app you choose to sign.

CertDrop can help with certificate delivery and setup steps, but it cannot guarantee the behavior of third-party signing tools, third-party apps, or platform changes outside CertDrop’s control.

Plain-English boundary: CertDrop supplies certificate files and may create temporary device-specific copies from server-allowlisted sources. Official and third-party entries are visibly separated. Availability, functionality, safety, licensing, compatibility, and continued access remain dependent on the source provider, and customers are responsible for confirming their right to use an app.

Orders we may refuse or cancel

Need help?

If you are unsure whether your use case is allowed, contact support before ordering. Include what you are trying to install and whether you own, develop, test, or have permission to use it.

Contact CertDrop support