3.3.3 Without Apple’s prior written approval, an Application may not provide, unlock or enable additional features or functionality through distribution mechanisms other than the App Store.
You should consider using an Enterprise License for this type of limited distribution. It will allow you to control which devices your application is installed on.
If I may make a suggestion. Why not make an type of authentication in the application. When you open the application users will have to create an account which you manually will have to approve. If they have an account they can login with it. You can remember the login credentials either in the memory of the application or using a database such as SQLLite with core data. In that case you can still control who gets access to your application, and I think apple will allow it. I can't think of one right now, but I have seen other applications requiring an account to be able to use it.
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否。请参阅 SDK 协议第 3.3.3 节（来自 PDF托管于wired.com）
No. See section 3.3.3 of the SDK agreement (from PDF hosted at wired.com)
对于此类有限分发，您应该考虑使用企业许可证。它将允许您控制应用程序安装在哪些设备上。
You should consider using an Enterprise License for this type of limited distribution. It will allow you to control which devices your application is installed on.
如果我可以提出建议的话。为什么不在应用程序中进行一种身份验证。当您打开应用程序时，用户必须创建一个帐户，您必须手动批准该帐户。如果他们有帐户，则可以使用该帐户登录。
您可以在应用程序内存中或使用具有核心数据的数据库（例如 SQLLite）记住登录凭据。
在这种情况下，您仍然可以控制谁可以访问您的应用程序，我认为苹果会允许这样做。我现在想不出一个，但我看到其他应用程序需要帐户才能使用它。
兄弟，
保罗·皮伦
If I may make a suggestion. Why not make an type of authentication in the application. When you open the application users will have to create an account which you manually will have to approve. If they have an account they can login with it.
You can remember the login credentials either in the memory of the application or using a database such as SQLLite with core data.
In that case you can still control who gets access to your application, and I think apple will allow it. I can't think of one right now, but I have seen other applications requiring an account to be able to use it.
Br,
Paul Peelen