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We are deploying some iPads to our sales force. I am wondering if I can use a generic Apple ID to load a few free apps to the iPad's before giving them to the sales person. Ultimately they will use their own Apple ID on the devices but I would like to have a few apps already loaded instead of instructing them to download them. Is this allowed?
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We are deploying some iPads to our sales force. I am wondering if I can use a generic Apple ID to load a few free apps to the iPad's before giving them to the sales person. Ultimately they will use their own Apple ID on the devices but I would like to have a few apps already loaded instead of instructing them to download them. Is this allowed?

Downloading apps using different Apple ID

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