The jailbreak detection application has now been removed by AppStore.
(original title: the jailbreak detection app has now been removed by AppStore)
although the app is expected to be removed from the shelves, Apple's reasons for taking it off the shelves do not seem to convince developers.
Weifeng News, a few days ago, famous hacker and security researcher Stefan Esser (also known as Shuren) launched an app called "System and Security Info", which can detect whether your iPhone has broken out of prison.
At the same time, some people are even surprised that the app can be put on the shelves in App Store. The app can even detect which jailbreak tool you use for jailbreak and whether you have Cydia installed, as well as whether someone has installed malware on your device without authorization.
the app has been hugely popular since it launched on App Store and quickly topped the list of paid apps. But the good times didn't last long, and when Stefan Esser submitted an update for the app, he received an email notification from Apple refusing to put it on the App Store:
applications that provide corrective diagnostics or other inaccurate device data will be rejected.
applications that contain incorrect, fraudulent or misleading features or use names or icons similar to other applications will be rejected.
Shuren said that other diagnostic apps that use the same API are still on App Store, although it is expected that the app will be removed from the shelves, but the reason for Apple's removal does not seem to convince Shu people.
