Anything in /var/ is destined to be Sandboxed and there is no way around it because you cannot just install your app elsewhere, unless you Jailbreak the device, of course. These paths have changed a lot beginning with iOS 8 when new folders were created and things were moved around to separate App resources, static from runtime data, so on older iOS, you may find the apps installed in /var/mobile/Applications or even /var/mobile/Containers/Bundle/. All 3rd-party applications, regardless of where they’ve been installed / side-loaded from, are placed on iOS in /var/mobile/Containers and /var/Containers.
See, on iOS, there is no way for you, a third party app developer to ever escape your Sandbox unless you use a Sandbox escape technique, most of the times powered by a Kernel exploit or a Sandbox escape exploit. An important aspect to keep in mind is that compared to iOS’ Sandbox, macOS has it easier.
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