if you have appsync installed, will this push fix still work ?

Originally Posted by riksta

if you have appsync installed, will this push fix still work ?

There is no support for pirated or cracked applications on this forum. There are plenty of free push applications on the app store. The ones that cost money are well worth the investment.

Originally Posted by Olethros

Your nephew will get unique keys each time they restore their iPod.

I would not recommend the pushfix from cydia at all.

Yeap. PushFix from Cydia is not a fix at all. It uses a fixed set of certificates, so it will work only for a brief while then fail.

I have removed all files and folder of Lockdown, however when i reboot the iPhone , it does not require activations and all fies are generated again and springboard shows so , i must be doing something incorrect >>How to do deactivate to activate by iTunes .

i did these steps,but i still get activated iPhone when i reboot.

11) Remove all files and folders in "/private/var/root/Library/Lockdown"

12) Turn "Push notifications" OFF and remove the PUSH APP you installed

13) Reboot the iPhone

14) iTunes activate for Apple to sign the new set of certificates
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I managed to fix my problem ( I used custom Firmware) and I activated by iTunes

Originally Posted by Olethros

There is no support for pirated or cracked applications on this forum. There are plenty of free push applications on the app store. The ones that cost money are well worth the investment.

I agree. Was just a question from a friend

Can anyone show me how to do this step

8) Then "nimble" (extract) the certificates

After I chmod +x nimble

then I type nimble but say command not found.

Thanks

Originally Posted by ztony07

Can anyone show me how to do this step

8) Then "nimble" (extract) the certificates

After I chmod +x nimble

then I type nimble but say command not found.

Thanks

It is
./nimble

Is there new certificates each time you restore ?

I mean if you do the nimble of an iphone take the certificates and inject them on an Hacktivated iphone, then do restore the legit iphone and activate it again on itunes, does the legit one will have new certificates ?

Br,
Olico

Originally Posted by olico

Is there new certificates each time you restore ?

I mean if you do the nimble of an iphone take the certificates and inject them on an Hacktivated iphone, then do restore the legit iphone and activate it again on itunes, does the legit one will have new certificates ?

As long as your legit iPhone gets activated again after the restore and you run a push app to turn on push, then yes you get a new unique certificate after restore.

Thanks for answer Olethros and sorry for the double post. Was not sure which was the active thread.

Br,
Olico