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Hey @Moonslasher Just wanted to shoot you a quick message about something we've noticed in your scripts updates or within the thread itself. It seems like there's a bit of a pattern where updates are being made without really changing much, almost like it's just to boost visibility in search results. We've checked out your edits compared to previous versions, and there doesn't seem to be any significant changes in topic or content. I just want to give you a heads up that continuing this could lead to some disciplinary action, like a warning on your account or even having your script removed. Also, we've noticed some "VIP" functions in your scripts. Just a reminder that selling features like these is against the rules. So, we're taking this chance to remind everyone to report any scripts that break this policy. Thanks in advance for your cooperation.

Hi @eliottalderson, it is depends on how the game/app implements emulator detection. Some through java classes and some through compiled library. My approach is to use: frida for java classes and do reverse engineering using: IDA Pro or Ghidra for compiled library. So for LIAPP use frida instead. Yes. Developers can name the 'emulator detection' whatever they want, also the approach can be different. So different app, different approach, unless they are under the same system with the same version (ex: tersafe/anog, liapp, etc) You're in the right category, don't worry. Welp, I've seen some videos that it is possible to disable LIAPP from being launched through smali. However, decompiling the APK requires you to disable the APK Signature first for most game/app which is a different kind of story. You're on the right track, keep tracing the game and you're a reverse engineer!