iphone-privateapi

Before we can use CFMessagePort , but now it's invalid for iOS7 and above, is there any replaced methods? I tried CFMessagePort when hooking the constructor of UIApplication in the jailbreak environment, but in most of the apps, it can't CFMessagePortCreateLocal successfully, it just return NULL.Am I wrong somewhere? static void setupUIApplicationMessagePort() { NSString *identifier = @"com.foo.foo.UIApplication"; CFMessagePortRef local = CFMessagePortCreateLocal(NULL, (__bridge CFStringRef)identifier, callBackForUIApplication, NULL, NULL); if (local) { NSLog(@"local OK: %@", local);

I understand that this task requires Private API and the app is not designed for the AppStore. So, is it possible to know when the system(iOS) is switching to off state and when it wakes up? Maybe it sends some system notifications about that? I assume you're talking about notifications when device is turned on/off. I was having the same problem and notifications were my first choice. But I found much simpler and more robust solution. You see, usually notifications are sent just one time. For example, if you're building a daemon that will listen to those notifications then you need to be sure

I have added Private Frameworks To my project. When I build in DEVICE | RELEASE everything works fine and I am able to ldid -S the application and it successfully launches on my device. However, when trying to BUILD AND GO in Simulator, I get the error "No such file or directory" as indicated below: (I also get the error twice which is strange too.) Line Location HomeProfileViewController.h:10: error: BluetoothManager/BluetoothManager.h: No such file or directory Below are the project and build settings that I currently have, maybe someone can find a mistake and let me know, that would be

Caveat: I know that private frameworks won't fly in the App Store. I'm trying to use the BluetoothManager framework to let me 1) check if Bluetooth is enabled on a device, and 2) if not on, turn it on. I can successfully load BluetoothManager per the instructions found here , but once I've done so, BluetoothManager just doesn't seem to do anything. Calling enabled always returns NO, even when Bluetooth is enabled. Calling setEnabled never changes its state. Absolutely every other BluetoothManager call I've tried always returns NO, nil, zero-element arrays, etc. In short, the BluetoothManager

I want to hook methods of class MPIncomingPhoneCallController in iOS 5 to do something when a call comes. I use Class _$MPIncomingPhoneCallController = objc_getClass("MPIncomingPhoneCallController"); MSHookMessage(_$MPIncomingPhoneCallController, @selector(updateLCDWithName:label:breakPoint:), (IMP) &Hook_LCD, "pre_"); to hook updateLCDWithName:label:breakPoint: , but it failed. How can I do this? Class you are trying to hook is located in IncomingCall.serviceBundle which gets loaded in SpringBoard only when there is incoming call. To determine when it's actually loaded you need to hook

We have a problem with iOS SDK in Xcode 8. We use method [UIScreen mainScreen] in our project. This method is available from iOS 2.0. But when we built product in Xcode 8 and submited it for review, app was rejected. Surprise: in the new SDK ( Xcode 8 GM ) this method marked as “ available from iOS 10.0 ”. In other words - now iOS 9 identifies [UIScreen mainScreen] as “ non-public API ”. Perhaps this is Apple’s bug. Our question: 1) We want to continue using this method. 2) We want to support iOS 8 and iOS 9. 3) We want to use Xcode 8. Is that possible? Class properties are an Objective-C