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Korean.

I tried hacking the score but couldn't get passed 1

According to the above instructions, correct.

Do you have access to a computer? If yes, doing this with iFunbox will be much easier.

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Here's a simple file edit showing you how to remove ads from Swing Copters by the author of Flappy Bird. 1. Open the game and play a bit so it generates the necessary files. 2. Open iFunBox or iTools and navigate to /User Applications/Swing Copters/Library/Preferences/ 3. Extract the 'com.dotgears.swing.plist' file to your Desktop and open it with your favorite text editing software. 4. You should see something like this near the ending: <key>com.mopub.carrierinfo</key> <dict> <key>carrierName</key> <string>Your Carrier</string> <key>isoCountryCode</key> <string>us</string> <key>mobileCountryCode</key> <string>xxxx</string> <key>mobileNetworkCode</key> <string>xxx</string> </dict> <key>google_stats_ca-app-pub-xxxxxxx</key> <dict/> <key>google_timing_ca-app-pub-xxxxxx</key> <dict/> <key>highscore</key> <integer>999</integer> </dict> </plist> 5. Now to remove the ads we will add 2 lines to our current plist. <key>noads</key> <integer>2</integer> 6. Add those 2 lines right under your score and before the closing </dict>. <key>com.mopub.carrierinfo</key> <dict> <key>carrierName</key> <string>Your Carrier</string> <key>isoCountryCode</key> <string>us</string> <key>mobileCountryCode</key> <string>xxxx</string> <key>mobileNetworkCode</key> <string>xxx</string> </dict> <key>google_stats_ca-app-pub-xxxxxxx</key> <dict/> <key>google_timing_ca-app-pub-xxxxxx</key> <dict/> <key>highscore</key> <integer>999</integer> <key>noads</key> <integer>2</integer> </dict> </plist> 7. Save your file (CTRL+S) and upload it back from where you got it. (/Swing Copters/Library/Preferences/) That's it! Enjoy!

Yeah, that Chinese guy is me. If we do make a coding forum, I'll post some tutorials about web developing also.

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Still don't get you.

I like them except for Cracks and requests? I don't like cracked tweaks on the forum. Like this forum?

It took a good 5 seconds for me when I pressed return. You can try it on Sage Mode also.

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Yeah. Multiple times on any iDevice. This has been running since some months ago and hasn't been patched yet.

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