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garfrench2650

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  1. Reinstall iGameGuardian and then uninstall it again. @Rokeith99
  2. PS4 Battlefield: 1, Hardline, 4 Destiny
  3. x^2+4x-364= ? when x=−2+ radical 3395or x=−2− radical 3395
  4. You wake to sleep then sleep to wake.
  5. Requested Award: Member for a Year! Proof: https://iosgods.com/profile/298236-garfrench2650/ @DiDA
  6. I can figure out how to hack past passwords and things, but I still can't solve a reCaptcha on the first attempt. :@

  7. You can sideload Filza or iFile if you don't have a file manager installed.
  8. Use app-specific-password. Google it.
  9. Make sure that you are using the right Architecture... 32 bit/64 bit
  10. What IOS are you on? @oGeeked
  11. Reinstall and try again.
  12. There were some errors when the .IPA was forced to install over an existing .IPA. Have you made sure to clear existing app data if you had previously installed it? Also, two-step verification will crash it everytime. Try deactivating that and then reactivating after succesful installation? Last, you may try to use an App-Specific-Password from https://appleid.apple.com @justaguy997
  13. This is what you need to do... Use GC to load your first base to the original app. Clone the original app. Use 2nd GC and load second base to the original app. Clone the Original app again and name it something different than the first clone. Use the 3rd GC to load the 3rd base to the Original app. This should allow you to run all three bases on the same device without having to switch GC Accounts. I have tried this and it works. Edit: The cloned apps still will not be able to sync with GC, but you will have your bases loaded in them. EDIT 2: Use iBackupBot (nonjailbreak) or iFile (jailbreak) to clone the applications yourself. Alternately, you could figure out what files contain your base, copy them from the original app to the clone, change GC, and repeat.
  14. He can also downgrade to IOS 8.4.1 and JB there via the build number and Device id trick.
  15. @justaguy997 .APK is the package type used for Android devices, if you would like to install apps via cydia impactor onto an iDevice you will need either a .DEB or .IPA package. Hope this helps!
  16. Hey, I downloaded the apk file, but could not install it. THE ERROR was stated as being a "problem parsing the package."
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