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Team provisioning profiles in iOS



Team provisioning profile looks like:

[platform] Team Provisioning Profile: [App ID]

For example.,  iOS Team Provisioning Profile: com.domainname.appname


  1. Team provisioning profile contains all development certificates
  2. It also contains list of registered devices





Source: https://help.apple.com/xcode/mac/current/#/deveb89b08eb
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