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I'm in the process of writing my first tweak for personal use (Java dev by trade). Hooking CXCallObserver and CXCall from CallKit using the code below: %hook CXCallObserver -(void)dataSource:(id)arg1 callChanged:(id)arg2 { NSLog(@" Logging from callChanged"); %log; %orig; } %end %hook CXCall -(BOOL)hasConnected { %log; BOOL r = %orig; HBLogDebug(@" = %d", r); return r; } %end I got the header files from the awesome limneos site https://developer.limneos.net/?ios=13.1.3&framework=CallKit.framework&header=CXCall.h Seems to work as I get logs in Console when I call the jailbroken phone but the logging output seems to show pointers (id) rather than the value. 05:26:17.354517+0100call2mqtt.dylib Logging from callChangedSpringBoard 05:26:17.354582+0100call2mqtt.dylib-[<CXCallObserver: 0x280714f00> dataSource:<CXCallObserverXPCClient: 0x280715c80> callChanged:<CXCall: 0x2808f98e0>]SpringBoard 05:26:17.355855+0100call2mqtt.dylib-[<CXCall: 0x2808f98e0> hasConnected]SpringBoard 05:26:17.355989+0100call2mqtt.dylib-[<CXCall: 0x2808f9b20> hasConnected]SpringBoard 05:26:17.579402+0100call2mqtt.dylib-[<CXCall: 0x2808f98e0> hasConnected]SpringBoard 05:26:17.580944+0100call2mqtt.dylib-[<CXCall: 0x2808f8dc0> hasConnected]SpringBoard 05:26:17.581345+0100call2mqtt.dylib-[<CXCall: 0x2808f98e0> hasConnected]SpringBoard 05:26:17.581446+0100call2mqtt.dylib-[<CXCall: 0x28094c400> hasConnected]SpringBoard 05:26:19.855051+0100call2mqtt.dylib Logging from callChangedSpringBoard 05:26:19.855118+0100call2mqtt.dylib-[<CXCallObserver: 0x280714f00> dataSource:<CXCallObserverXPCClient: 0x280715c80> callChanged:<CXCall: 0x2808f9f00>]SpringBoard How do I get the actual values rather than the pointers? i.e. 05:26:17.355855+0100call2mqtt.dylib-[<CXCall: false> hasConnected]SpringBoard rather than 05:26:17.355855+0100call2mqtt.dylib-[<CXCall: 0x2808f98e0> hasConnected]SpringBoard What I'm eventually trying to achieve is if an incoming call is coming from a particular number send a message via curl or mqtt but I need to determine the number calling first Many thanks in advance for help