WARNING: DOING THIS COULD VOID WARRANTY ON APPLE DEVICES, DO AT YOUR OWN DISCRESSION
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download IPA file at https://www.ipa4fun.com/ipa/325424/
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Now Connect your device to your PC.
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go to Window → Devices
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Then, the Devices screen will appear. Choose the device you want to install the app on.
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Drag and drop your . ipa file into the Installed Apps or anywhere on the device info windows
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A message will pop up calling the app's developer "Untrusted" and saying that the app cannot be used on your iPhone. Hit "Cancel" to clear the message.
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Launch the Settings app and go to the "General" tab.
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Scroll to and tap the "Profiles" tab, which might be called "Device Management." Navigate to the Profiles tab in your General settings.
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Under a section titled "ENTERPRISE APP" you will see the untrusted app in question. Tap it.
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On the next page, hit the words "Trust Name of App.."
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Confirm your choice, and if prompted hit the words "Verify App" to confirm your confirmation.
You can now go back to the home screen where the app icon is displayed and launch it just as you would with any app downloaded from the App Store.
if you do some searches for Parler IPA you can find other sites that provide the files for the Parler application
This is dangerous to provide as the only place the app should be downloaded is directly from Parler if it comes to that. A bad actor can introduce malware, keyloggers and so much else into the device folks keep their banking information, email and so much more. You have no idea that app wasn't infected or altered.
What makes you think the government doesn't have that information. Google and Facebook alone have been selling that information out for years.
The whole point is some left wing jerkoff or bad actor can now gain the login info from your technologically inept uncle, aunt or parents to their banking accounts, email accounts and so much more. Cleaning them out or emailing their relatives and friends for money to clean them out. If you're going to download apps like this they better come from the site that makes them or an extremely reputable one.
I would assume that Parler homebase could soon enough (if they haven't already) provide a safe location to Apple users for the .ipa. Folks should certainly check there and do the necessary research before grabbing it from anywhere unknown or apparently safe at face.