jailbreak

I'm building for a jail-broken device and I want to block incoming messages. I'm trying to hook _ingestIncomingCTMessage, but it has no result( it seems not working on ios6). How else I can block sms in ios6? This is quite tricky. Apple made major changes in this area. It's very easy on iOS 5 but on iOS 6 I couldn't find easy way to do it yet. First, you need to observer __kIMChatItemsDidChangeNotification notification using CTTelephonyCenter. I'm doing it in dylib injected in SpringBoard. Not sure but this may be important. CTTelephonyCenterAddObserver(CTTelephonyCenterGetDefault(), NULL,

We have paid developer account for iphone development and we have 2 iphones one jail broken and other one non jail broken. We have registered both phones for development and got provisioning profile. We can use non jailbroken phone for development. But we try to use jail broken phone for development we get message Error starting executable no Provisioned iphone device is connected. But We can test application on it using ad hoc profile. Does this means jailbroken devices can not be used for development? Regards, Manish I personally do development/testing on jailbroken devices (I find that it

After a search here on the forum I found a question like that, and it redirected me to a tutorial which gave em some basic instructions on manipulating SpringBoard with CapitainHook. To start I'd like to do it with normal %hooks only. Any hint where I could start? Matoe So, since I (hope I) am far away from a noob with MobileSubstrate programming now, and saw this question as quite popular, I decided to create an answer covering everything you need to know about the subject hopefully briefly. This little introduction is meant for whoever has a minimal knowledge on Objective-C and knows what he

I'm writing a mechanism (in an iOS app) to detect whether a device is jailbroken by checking for App sandbox's integrity by doing a fork(); . Does anyone know if attempting this call would violate App Store guidelines? fork() (and other) will not get you rejected; operations that are denied by the vanilla os cannot be reproduced while in submission. I have applications on the appstore that use fork() and system() calls to check for jailbreak environment and none of them got rejected for this :) You can't create new process in an iOS application on a non jailbroken device (you would get an

I would like to build and install my app on my jailbroken device without paying the $99 required for the iPhone Developer Program. I have Rock and Cydia... what is the easiest way to do it (if it's possible)? Thanks. Here is a guide for making build & go and build & debug work with a jailbroken iPhone/iPod touch. It is written for Xcode 3.2.1 and iPhone OS 3.1.2 so I don't know if it works with the newer versions. http://www.alexwhittemore.com/?p=354 the answer is no longer relevant, you should check out JailCoder I know it's an old topic but somebody might need it: There is an app called