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✅ Request Fulfilled This request (or parts of it) have been filled! Please use the search bar on iOSGods.com or the iOSGods App to locate the relevant iOS hack(s). @xx6j

✅ Request Fulfilled This request (or parts of it) have been filled! Please use the search bar on iOSGods.com or the iOSGods App to locate the relevant iOS hack(s). @Jouks

✅ Request Fulfilled This request (or parts of it) have been filled! Please use the search bar on iOSGods.com or the iOSGods App to locate the relevant iOS hack(s).

✅ Request Fulfilled This request (or parts of it) have been filled! Please use the search bar on iOSGods.com or the iOSGods App to locate the relevant iOS hack(s).

Did you use App Reset & Spoof? Try using a different network.

Being updated now!

Please send me a video of your issue via PM.

Which app?

Then this app likely requires further review on why it could be getting stuck where it is.

That was an issue, and this is another one too which is fixed and it will work when users simply retry. However, if that doesn't work: there's another issue which is also fixed, but takes some time to roll out since recompilations are needed. However, it's fixable right now by using a different network. Can you try again now and report back? Please try a different network.

Please try a different network. Please try again now. Please try again now. Please try a different networks to see if that helps. Please try again now and report back. 🙂

Certain you're using the latest version? @Laxus May be able to help.

Thank you for your feedback! We really worked on it a lot and happy you like it! 🙂

To obtain crash logs, head over to Settings -> Privacy -> Analytics & Improvements -> Analytics Data. Once there, you need to find the crash log pertaining to the app in question which will usually go by the format AppName-Date-Time.ips. Save the file and upload it via DropBox or copy and paste its content.

There’s a chance the new iOS 27 may have broken iOSGods App+ installations.

Try enabling Sideload Spoofer to see if that helps.

Should be done ASAP!

To obtain crash logs, head over to Settings -> Privacy -> Analytics & Improvements -> Analytics Data. Once there, you need to find the crash log pertaining to the app in question which will usually go by the format AppName-Date-Time.ips. Save the file and upload it via DropBox or copy and paste its content. Are you jailbroken?

I remember there was an app on PC that lists all your installed app, can’t remember which exactly. You could also use Sideloadly Syslog feature and open the app, that should show the bundle ID when logging.

Do you have crash logs for this? Is iGameGod enabled in all of your apps?

No, sadly. It's globally applied. See the Jailed iGMenu topic as to why it was added.

Either you're hitting the 3 concurrent feature limit, or it is a bug. Try a different mobile network, or disable another feature before enabling a new one.