Help/Support Avoid Tweak Detection in iOS Game?

[lata2016 74 iPhone 11 14.3.1]

Hi,

Is there a way to workaround a game that has implemented a tweak detection functionality in it's latest update?

When the mod menu loads, and attempts to apply the tweak to the offsets, a new message pops up "Please close any software that may negatively impact the game" and it shuts down.

I have tried (with futility) to check any Obj-C Classes, but the only ones that looked interesting were "isJailbreaking" and "checkDevice", but amending these didn't work.

Does anyone have any experience trying to work around this? My fear is that the game is checking for an injected value, and the moment it sees this, it force closes, which it never did before... 

Any pointers so that I can try something else would be very helpful.

Updated October 11, 2021 by lata2016

[Rook 549.1k iPad Pro (2nd gen) 17.4 Donor]

Hey!

Perhaps Jailbreak bypasses may help.

Please see our list of Jailbreak bypass tweaks topic here: https://iosgods.com/topic/142591-list-of-tweaks-to-bypass-jailbreak-detection-in-games/?do=findComment&comment=4561690

Otherwise you’d have to manually reverse engineer and check what’s happening.

Updated October 11, 2021 by Rook

[busmanl30 166 iPhone Xs Max 14.6]

On 10/11/2021 at 2:38 PM, lata2016 said:

Hi,

Is there a way to workaround a game that has implemented a tweak detection functionality in it's latest update?

When the mod menu loads, and attempts to apply the tweak to the offsets, a new message pops up "Please close any software that may negatively impact the game" and it shuts down.

I have tried (with futility) to check any Obj-C Classes, but the only ones that looked interesting were "isJailbreaking" and "checkDevice", but amending these didn't work.

Does anyone have any experience trying to work around this? My fear is that the game is checking for an injected value, and the moment it sees this, it force closes, which it never did before... 

Any pointers so that I can try something else would be very helpful.

Not all games use objective c methods, you can try using string xrefs and look up stuff like cydia jailbreak and some files that might be stored on a jailbroken device and mess around with the c++ functions