Some apps use more advanced detection methods than others. Most check for jailbreak related files, others have hook checks that look into kernel integrity, and check to see if certain patches are available (tfp0 etc)
There is no way to disable the abilty to run unsigned code in the kernel for specific apps when jailbroken. Most jb detection tweaks
hide file paths and make the filesystem appear it is mounted as read only. It’s not always enough
Some apps use more advanced detection methods than others. Most check for jailbreak related files, others have hook checks that look into kernel integrity, and check to see if certain patches are available (tfp0 etc)
There is no way to disable the abilty to run unsigned code in the kernel for specific apps when jailbroken. Most jb detection tweaks hide file paths and make the filesystem appear it is mounted as read only. It’s not always enough
Ouch yeah that's very true for apps that serious about jb protection yeah.