>Then we came across KuaiYong (aka 7659.com), an app market that allows users to install iOS apps without even jailbreaking their phone.<p>How is that possible? Do the chinese markets use different iphone exploits than western ones when it comes to iphones?<p>On 7659.com, after google translate it says:<p>>Prompted to enter your Apple ID case solutions
Installed applications prompt "Enter the Apple ID bomb box" or "flash back", you can use the top right corner of the "flash back (bullet box) Repair" resolved.
If the repair is not successful, please update to the latest version of this application. Since this month Apple service adjustments, it is recommended not to use the recent Apple ID or appstore, to reduce repair frequency.
On the phone or iPad directly fix "bomb box", "flash back" of the upcoming release of new features, so stay tuned.<p>Found some info about it:<p><a href="http://9to5mac.com/2013/04/19/chinese-pirates-create-web-based-pirate-app-store/#more-268855" rel="nofollow">http://9to5mac.com/2013/04/19/chinese-pirates-create-web-bas...</a><p>> KuaiYong used a bulk enterprise licence to get around the safeguards designed to protect apps from being pirated. The new website, 7659.com, is essentially just a front end to the app: downloading any iOS software from the site will download and install the KuaiYong app if it isn’t already installed.