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Try https://iosgods.com/topic/32809-how-to-easily-fix-old-deb-hacks-on-ios-93-and-higher/ If that doesn't work, get tsProtector or try installing and reinstalling the hack lots of times Or check if there's other tweaks that's messing with the hack

Offsets that you get from game gem/game player etc are only temporary values for certain items It changes every single time you open the app. You need to get the true values using gib/lldb then a long process of figuring out how to install Theos and finding a proper sdk Getting and coding the hack/patcher is easy (there's also a patcher template here) The hard part is getting the software/tweak to compile the hack with because you will run into 100 errors but once you get it you can easily start making your own hacks. Pretty sure shmoo has a guide for using gdb and method hooking. Take a look into the coding section everything you need is there

There's an app called 'Battery Life' which shows you everything it's free from the App Store

Okay, instead of going through all the folders just search for the file because there's two files of the same name and one of them would/should contain your restrictions passcode. To browse your backup you simply just click on the left hand side where it says where your device backup is (Folders) Your passcode should be close to the 'SBParentalControlsPin' line I used this on my IOS 7 device idk if it's the same for iOS 10 There's also a case where there is no 'SBParentalControlsPin' In this case you'd need to put a line of code for it I forgot how it goes Probably something like <key>SBParentalControlsPIN</key> <string>xxxx</string> Change xxxx into the pin you want Put it under the line <key>SBParentalControlsFailedAttempts</key> <string>X</string> Once you've edited the file in the directory just restore it on your phone then reboot (pretty sure it re springs the device for you)

Should be some file somewhere Forgot what it's called but it's a .plist somewhere probably in the keychain Edit: com.apple.springboard.plist Library > Preferences (Not sure what folder) I haven't used any devices higher than iOS 8 Does ifunbox work for iOS 10? If not Get iBackupBot > Backup Phone using iTunes > Browse Backup > go to Library > Preferences > open com.apple.springboard.plist Somewhere there it should contain your restriction passcode Near the parental settings

*boooop* always wanted to play this Thanks

Don't play the game but because of this I will (:

I'm trying to convert a newer version of a game into an ipa by extracting the .app file putting it in a folder named "Payload" compressing it into a zip file and then changing the extension to ipa but it won't work. It works in an older version about 5 versions back but this one just won't any ideas how i can fix it ? or other ways to convert the file ? Thanks so much ^^

what os version are you using ?

*booooop* thanks

pretty sure save games don't work tried to hack this before

Why don't you try this ? https://iosgods.com/topic/5595-tutorial-how-to-get-unbanned-from-gameloft-games-on-your-idevice/ It works on other games other than gameloft I actually doubt it's just a pop up That pop up is triggered by probably the app checking whether your guid is banned or not and show you the pop up. try the above Or obtain a new guid/version ID and edit the .plist file if it's in there Can you play using other accounts ? Or is there no accounts just the device?

Anyone know how to run an old version of the game ? After half the tutorial levels you are required to go online to play and you can play offline thereafter Anyone know how to bypass that? The version I'm running supports game file editing I also have access to a -logged in- future version save file If that helps I've got 1.20.0 and the latest 1.13.0 Flex ? Save file ? Tried to change the plist but the game doesn't check it that way So that's out ~ Thanks guys (: Even a save file would be great (: ~ Figured it out (: save file manipulation ftw *Request to delete or close thread*

It could be the fact that you're running on 9.3.3 Try this post DiDA made, I've no clue if it's relevant or would help but worth a shot https://iosgods.com/topic/32809-how-to-easily-fix-old-deb-hacks-on-ios-93-and-higher/

Try TsProtector - although it shouldnt be that because JBDetection on Alien Creeps doesn't stop you from opening the app. I don't know why your app crashes I tested it on ios 7.1.1 and ios 8.3 Fate's hack shouldn't be making the app crash maybe try reinstall his hack using the 'reinstall' button in Cydia or check whether other tweaks are interfering ~ You only need the gold and gems turned on btw ~ What OS Version are you running and what device? ~ What I actually did was I installed the hack on 2.5.6 (Version I had) then downgraded and reinstalled the hack ~ I'll be waiting for your reply ^^

App: Alien Creeps TD iTunes Link: https://itunes.apple.com/au/app/alien-creeps-td/id880017562?mt=8 Bundle ID: com.outplayentertainment.aliencreeps Hack Features: - Lots of Gold and Gems Tested and working on iOS 7 and 8 idk about iOS 9 [Hidden Content] Make a reply after testing the hack to see if it works or not for you guys ^^ and I'll try to solve whatever problem that's happening

Just installed the app on my iPhone running 7.1.1 version 2.22 for some reason it's different from the version I download in my iPad months ago there's no downloads button

I guess i'll just have to resort to the tethered jailbreak >.> hopefully an iPhone 4s would work with that iOS version it may be compatible but one time I updated an older model of a phone into a most recent iOS version and it became laggy and almost useless. Thanks guys (:

I know that,they stop signing older iOS version shortly after a new one is released. I don't wanna update it to 9.4 because untethered JB isn't out yet. But my question is whether backing up a phone and restoring another phone through that backup would also include the iOS version. because if that's possible I'd be able to "upgrade" the phone to iOS 8.3

As the title says. So I had to set up a new phone and what I did was I backed up the old phone (on iOS 7.1.1) and I restored the new phone through that backup as a new phone and somehow it ran iOS 7.1.1 as well. I didn't check the old iOS version of the new phone but it's highly unlikely for it to be running 7.1.1 as it was being used for quite some time by another person (secondhand phone). Anyways, Did the full restore also included the iOS version ? Did it overwrite or wipe the old iOS version and downgrade/upgraded it to 7.1.1? Apparently, according to some sources it's possible to restore an iPhone using an iPad backup. I have a backup of my jailbroken iPad (8.3) and was wondering if it's possible for me to upgrade the iOS version of the iPhone to 8.3 through restoring as a new device with the iPad backup. I know it sounds a bit far fetched and maybe both of the phones were coincidentally running on 7.1.1 (I've already jailbroken the phone in 7.1.1 to access some directory files to remove the restriction code) I just want to "update" it to 8.3 to be able to download some certain apps. Thank you sooo much ~