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I need to know where is the file MobileFramework in my PC(the location) because ...
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MobileFramework Where is it in my PC?Need help!
Hi,
I need to know where is the file MobileFramework in my PC(the location) because I need to mod them to make working something. I tried the search button on windows but they didnt find the file.
Let me know where this file is hidden
Thank you
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Respected Professional
Array
1. you mean the MobileInstallation.framework
2. it's on your iPhone
3. you are trying to patch it to load cracked .ipa files to your iPhone or iPod Touch
4. fail 
just so that I don't look like a douchebag if you actually did have a legitimate reason for this, SSH into your iPhone and it is in /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/
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Originally Posted by
ChronicProductions
1. you mean the MobileInstallation.framework
2. it's on your iPhone
3. you are trying to patch it to load cracked .ipa files to your iPhone or iPod Touch
4. fail
just so that I don't look like a douchebag if you actually did have a legitimate reason for this, SSH into your iPhone and it is in /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/
Is there actually a legitimate reason to modify that file?
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Originally Posted by
MiloFoxburr
Is there actually a legitimate reason to modify that file?
To make XCode debug stuff on device without Developer Certificate?
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Respected Professional
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Originally Posted by
farcaller
To make XCode debug stuff on device without Developer Certificate?
which, in turn, allows cracked apps
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Originally Posted by
ChronicProductions
which, in turn, allows cracked apps

which inturn means the update stop working in appstore on ur iphone
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Respected Professional
Array
to be fair, only the updates for a cracked app will not work. this is only because cracked apps are nothing but decrypted apps, and the binary will get replaced with the updated one, which is encrypted, and the kernel will refuse to run it if you did not buy it, since the kernel has to decrypt it.
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