Help/Support 7.0 iOS Version Spoof?

Ky1e · August 2, 2015

you run in to the issues because your device can't support the software it's running try removing all apps from multitask and restart device and try playing with out opening any other app

I just tried it as a test for this support topic.

KingRalph · August 2, 2015

Hello People , I have an iPod Touch with the version 6.1.6 with Jailbreak , But the down thing is is that i cant even download some apps because some apps are requires a iOS version of 7.0+ in order to download and play some apps. Isn't there an spoof or anything so that i can download and play apps that actually requires 7.0 iOS version?

Even if you spoof your ios version it won't work. The apps will try to access frameworks, data, and software that doesn't exist on ios 6. The apps will just crash.

_Trickster_ · August 2, 2015

Even if you spoof your ios version it won't work. The apps will try to access frameworks, data, and software that doesn't exist on ios 6. The apps will just crash.

Games like mine craft would work

KingRalph · August 2, 2015

Games like mine craft would work

How would you know. You have no idea what the minecraft code is so you would have no clue what the game is trying to access, modify, etc.

_Trickster_ · August 3, 2015

How would you know. You have no idea what the minecraft code is so you would have no clue what the game is trying to access, modify, etc.

and do you? If got plenty of games lastest update running on my old 3 gen and 4 gen running it both still in iOS 5

How would you know. You have no idea what the minecraft code is so you would have no clue what the game is trying to access, modify, etc.

btw I have the lastest version of mine craft not the cut off

KingRalph · August 3, 2015

and do you? If got plenty of games lastest update running on my old 3 gen and 4 gen running it both still in iOS 5 btw I have the lastest version of mine craft not the cut off

There is no way of getting access to the game's code so no one except the game developers know the iOS version compatability. Nobody knows until the dev makes the information public. Updated August 3, 2015 by KingRalph