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iOS 9 Support

Open NSExceptional opened this issue 9 years ago • 6 comments

There's no reason this tweak shouldn't support back to iOS 9.0

NSExceptional avatar Feb 12 '17 17:02 NSExceptional

It should be no reason, but is didn't work on iOS 9 actually. It seems app behave differently on iOS 9 and 10, which makes me confused. I've tried many method to make it work, but haven't figure it out.

leavez avatar Feb 13 '17 14:02 leavez

Oh, interesting. Well, I'll play around with it and see what I can do. I assume you tried logging all calls to fileExistsAtPath:? Or do you not have an iOS 9 test device?

NSExceptional avatar Feb 13 '17 16:02 NSExceptional

almost all path related methods in NSFIleManager NSData NSString etc. also fopen sysctl ...

leavez avatar Feb 15 '17 11:02 leavez

I received some feedback of iOS 9:

available: iPhone7,1-9.0.2

not available: iPhone8,2-9.3.3 iPhone6,1-9.3.3

I also test it on iOS 9.3.2 of iPhone SE. Doesn't work.

leavez avatar Feb 15 '17 12:02 leavez

Hmmmm interesting. Well if I were you I'd leave this issue open and mark it as "help wanted". I'll keep trying in the meantime

NSExceptional avatar Feb 15 '17 16:02 NSExceptional

They must be checking something else first, because they're not checking for the existence of any files outside the app's container before the app is terminated. That's all I got so far.

NSExceptional avatar Feb 23 '17 05:02 NSExceptional