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You are getting error code 0xe8008024 which usually means Apple blocked your free personal developer profile verification. The problem is that tools such as AltStore, SideStore and Sideloadly ask for your Apple ID to generate a free developer certificate. Even though your profile may have installed correctly, iOS will not recognize it when trying to verify which causes your IPA file to not install. Even after switching Apple IDs or using different IPA's this still might not fix the issue because of cached device info and verification issues. Here is what you can do: 1. CLEAR OUT OLD PROFILES/CERTIFICATES: - Sometimes your phone can have an old profile that conflicts with a new one - Open up your sideloading tool (AltStore/SideStore/Sideloadly, etc) - Make sure to revoke/remove any certificates that are associated with your device - On your iPhone, go to settings > General > VPN & Device Management > Delete any old profiles, certificates or unverified apps. 2. USING A NEW "BURNER" APPLE ID: - Your old Apple ID may have been made on the same device/network which might still be causing conflicts - To test this out, make a new Apple ID (ideally on a separate device/network via a browser) and use that for sideloading The reality of free sideloading: Apple is becoming much stricter with people using free 7 day developer accounts and cases like yours are becoming much more common. iOSGods App+ allows you to sign your own apps.

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The mobile-data trick only works for some people. This exact “f65043@1006:23a72c invalid file” is a Sideloadly 0.60 issue during the “Obtaining team ID” step. It’s failing while talking to Apple’s authentication servers, so the IPA itself usually isn’t actually invalid. A lot of people are getting the same error on different macOS versions and with completely different IPAs. For now, the main workaround people are using is switching from Sideloadly to something else until Sideloadly gets updated/fixed. iOSGods App+ is a good alternative to sign your own apps 😉

The official app works fine, so your Epic account is 100% safe the modded IPA itself is just broken. When you select your profile, the mod tries to load Epic's video download manager and hits a major error. The crash log shows: objc_exception_throw and SIGABRT, which means the app ran into an impossible glitch, panicked, and forced a self-destruct sequence back to your Home Screen. Think of it like: selecting your character and the game immediately rage-quits because the next map file is missing. This is why wiping storage didn't help and why the Logout button is a dead ghost control, the modded app is completely frozen mid boot because its code is corrupted.

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With Mystery Town the reason is based on crash report: The game hard-froze, then iOS killed it. It wasn’t a normal crash like “bad file” or “out of memory.” One of the game’s protection/security parts, mainly anort.framework, got stuck and blocked the game’s main thread. So basically: game running → security/anti-tamper stuff hangs → whole game freezes → iOS waits 10 seconds → force closes the game the likely issue is the mod injected .dylib conflicting with the game’s anti-cheat/anti-tamper system.

Business Inc Tycoon Simulator knows the game files were modified. When you inject iGameGod (IGG), it adds its own .dylib into the game so it can change values in memory etc. The game has built-in anti-cheat / anti-tamper checks, and during startup it checks whether its files or memory were altered. Once it detects IGG or another injected library, it assumes the app has been modded and throws the “app has been tampered with” message, then blocks you from playing. So in simple terms: IGG injection → game detects the modification → anti-cheat triggers → game locks you out.

Game file = probably fine Phone = probably fine Sideloadly install process = working Apple signing permission = blocked/banned The easiest thing to try is sign the game with a different Apple ID in Sideloadly. If it installs with the other Apple ID, then the first Apple ID was the problem. If it still gives the same error with another Apple ID, then the IPA/game file itself may need fixing or resigning differently. do you have the issue with other .ipa’s?

Basically: your iPhone is rejecting the “permission slip” that sideloaded apps use to run. So it’s like: IPA is fine → sideload app signs it → iPhone checks the signature → iOS 27.01 says “nah, this signer isn’t valid anymore” → install fails. Since Sideloadly, AltStore, Impactor, and PlumeImpactor all fail the same way, and even another Apple ID does too, this looks way more like an iOS 27.0.1 signing/certificate problem on the phone, not a problem with one app or one sideloading program. Think of it as: the game isn’t banned — your entry pass is being rejected. Make sure you have Dev mode enabled on your iPhone.

The game hard-froze, then iOS killed it. It wasn’t a normal crash like “bad file” or “out of memory.” One of the game’s protection/security parts, mainly anort.framework, got stuck and blocked the game’s main thread. So basically: game running → security/anti-tamper stuff hangs → whole game freezes → iOS waits 10 seconds → force closes the game the likely issue is the mod injected .dylib conflicting with the game’s anti-cheat/anti-tamper system.

I looked at the crash log: The crash isn't coming from the game itself. It's being triggered by the extra iOSGods menu/tweak injection. On relaunch, the tweak appears to hook into the UI incorrectly and returns an invalid screen/controller, causing iOS to kill the app almost immediately. So you would need to contact the dev i think it is @Laxus to update the iOSGods.dylib Tweak.

Let me guess u use sideloadly? sign in with Apple doesn't work for free sideloading like Sideloadly or Alstore. I sadly have no influence on that.

It’s a common issue sideloadly be changing or regenerating the apps signing metadata. You have iOSGods App and can sign through there?

How did you sign the app? With sideloadly?