Modifications to software applications designed for Apple’s mobile operating system, intended to alter functionality or bypass intended limitations, represent a practice that spans various technical levels. For instance, altering game parameters to gain an advantage or circumventing subscription restrictions exemplifies such modifications.
The significance of understanding such modifications stems from legal and ethical considerations, as well as the impact on application security and developer revenue. Historically, this practice evolved alongside the growth of the app ecosystem, driven by user desire for customization and access to premium features without payment. The accessibility and proliferation of related tools have further contributed to its prevalence.