我的公司即将推出我们的 iPhone 应用程序的第一个公开测试版。该产品将在下周准备就绪，我们有几百个测试用户排队。然而，我们在实际的分发方法上有点落后。我们最初计划使用 Enterprise Distribution 来发布产品。
我们还没有申请 DUNS 号码，所以如果我们立即申请，还需要几周时间。但抛开这个问题不谈，有没有人做过这个评论，是否真的存在苹果违反企业协议条款的强烈反对的危险？我们不卖任何东西，也不赚钱——我们只是想规避 100 台设备的限制以及在人们测试之前收集 UID 的必要性。
I would imagine that were Apple to find out that you were not obeying the terms of your Enterprise agreement, they could very well take whatever steps they have designated in that agreement, just because they don't put their licenses out there to be broken. I believe that includes termination of your Enterprise agreement. If they feel really incensed, they could also terminate or fail to accept any other agreements that you have with Apple, such as your ability to participate in their developer program, or post an app for sale on their store. But this is my opinion and not legal advice, for which I'd recommend a lawyer. There's also the possibility of attempting to contact Apple and negotiate new terms to the agreement. But if you're determined to violate the terms of your agreement, I don't think that an answer from the stackoverflow community would really be an adequate assessment of your risks to both your development and your ability to sell any future product through Apple's app store.