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You can, I've already made a modified version of Apollo and sideloaded it onto my phone with a tweak to set my own key instead of Apollo's However there is a l
by Monotoko 3y ago
You can, I've already made a modified version of Apollo and sideloaded it onto my phone with a tweak to set my own key instead of Apollo's
However there is a line on the developers page now that says all apps need to accept terms and sign up for a developers program, so I have my doubts it will continue to work either
- mynameisvlad 3y agoHow? Apollo’s dev never released the source code to the app, only the server which sends out push notifications.
- PartiallyTyped 3y agoProbably jailbroken phone, but honestly I am equally clueless.
- charrondev 3y agoPresumsbly you could disassemble the app, replace the relevant keys, then sign it with your own developer app.
- antonjs 3y agoProbably possible to edit the API key resource without actually needing to see the source code.
- hartator 3y ago> How? And why? Before a few days ago, it wasn’t an issue at all.
- mynameisvlad 3y agoI mean the reason should be plainly obvious if you’ve been following the last few days.
- Monotoko 3y agoSideloadly and a lot of messing about, it doesn't need to be jailbroken though. While it's still here: https://old.reddit.com/r/jailbreak/comments/145y787/tutorial_how_to_add_your_own_api_key_to_apollo/ https://old.reddit.com/r/jailbreak/comments/145y787/tutorial...
- ihuman 3y agoThat sub is private now