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A distribution certificate is used to confirm your identity. Before creating a distribution certificate, you should ensure that you've added your Apple Developer Account to Visual Studio. For more information, see [Apple account management](~/ios/apple-account-management.md).

You only need to create a distribution certificate if you don't already one. The distribution certificate must be created using the Apple ID for your Apple Developer Account.
You only need to create a distribution certificate if you don't already have one. The distribution certificate must be created using the Apple ID for your Apple Developer Account.

To create a distribution certificate in Visual Studio:

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# Wireless deployment for .NET MAUI iOS apps

Rather than having to use a USB cable to connect an iOS device to your Mac to deploy and debug a .NET Multi-platform App UI (.NET MAUI) app, Visual Studio can deploy .NET MAUI iOS apps to devices wirelessly, and debug them wirelessly. To do this you must pair your iOS device with Xcode on your Mac. Once paired, the device can be selected from the device target list in Visual Studio.
Rather than having to use a USB cable to connect an iOS device to your Mac to deploy and debug a .NET Multi-platform App UI (.NET MAUI) app, Visual Studio can deploy .NET MAUI iOS apps to devices wirelessly, and debug them wirelessly. To do this, you must pair your iOS device with Xcode on your Mac. Once paired, the device can be selected from the device target list in Visual Studio.

> [!IMPORTANT]
> .NET MAUI iOS apps must have been provisioned before they can be deployed to a device for testing and debugging. For more information, see [Device provisioning for iOS](~/ios/device-provisioning/index.md).
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